Sentence examples for nominees better from inspiring English sources

Nominees: "Better Call Saul" / "Downton Abbey" / "Game of Thrones" / "Homeland" / "House of Cards" / "Mad Men" / "Orange Is the New Black".

Likewise, Bernie Sanders--whether or not he wins--will end up making the Democratic nominee better off for his candidacy--much like the Black Lives Matter movement has made all the major Democrats better candidates by forcing them to deal with a crucial issue in a more comprehensive way.

But studies have found indications that liberal nominees do better in the process than conservative ones.

As Senator Charles Schumer of New York politely put it, "His nominees would better serve the nation if they came from the middle".

Nominees: Jonathan Banks, "Better Call Saul" / Jim Carter, "Downton Abbey" / Alan Cumming, "The Good Wife" / Peter Dinklage, "Game of Thrones" / Michael Kelly, "House of Cards" / Ben Mendelsohn, "Bloodline".

They found that peer nominees were better educated than the target group and hospital patients from the same catchment area.

"The sooner we come round to a nominee, the better," he said.

And the Democratic National Committee is not going to pay for it because right now our job is to tell the American people about Senator McCain's record on Iraq, and the deficits and so forth and convince the American people that our nominee is better than Senator McCain and that's what we're going to be using our resources for".

"This nominee is better than Matt Whitaker, but so is this coffee cup," Katyal quipped on MSNBC.

Libby Mitchell, the Democratic nominee, is better than LePage, but not nearly as good as Cutler.

If you don't want Trump or Cruz to be the nominee, you better get on board with Marco Rubio".