Sentence examples for nomination has become from inspiring English sources

Does he want his legacy to be that he elected Donald Trump or Ted Cruz?" How has it come to pass that what was once a nominal campaign for the Republican nomination has become a fully-funded hit-job on Rubio?

The nomination has become a pivot point for the fight over the future of the consumer watchdog agency.

It is clear that the run for the Republican presidential nomination has become a combination of a seesaw and a horse race.

The race for the Democratic nomination has become more contentious as the clock winds down to the Iowa caucus, now less than three weeks away.

Waterboarding, a centuries-old method that simulates a feeling of drowning, has become a symbol of the larger debate over the C.I.A. detention and interrogation program, and the Mukasey nomination has become a kind of proxy fight for that battle.

Still, saving Kavanaugh's nomination has become a cause for conservative activists, who see the conservative ascendancy in the judiciary as one of the rare, strong bonds inside a fractured Republican Party.

By the final day of the primaries, June 8, his nomination had become a foregone conclusion.

But Mr. Reid said he agreed that the nomination had become too much of a distraction.

Jackson's nomination had become imperiled even before Capitol Hill Democrats on Wednesday released new allegations of misconduct.

Senator Christopher S. Bond of Missouri said the nomination had become "the latest political casualty of a terror-fighting program no one in Congress objected to until it became politically risky".

Nevertheless, with limited resources, he managed to win the New York and California primaries, and kept his campaign going until the party convention, though Mr. Carter's nomination had become a foregone conclusion by then.