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But there have been numerous examples in this campaign of candidates with no money (John McCain last year) or little money (Mike Huckabee this year) surviving, even thriving.

"I had numerous examples in my memory of people who had wonderful credentials -- they were talented, they were diligent, they had published already -- and they still couldn't find a job," he said.

This was merely the most extreme of numerous examples in recent years that British rugby league does not have enough teams of quality to allow eight of Super League's 14 to qualify for a shot at Old Trafford.

There are numerous examples in other sectors of the middle ground being a difficult place to operate, particularly when organisations do not have a clearly defined product to offer customers.

In a new article in Information & Culture: A Journal of History, Dr. Tilley offers numerous examples in which she says Wertham "manipulated, overstated, compromised and fabricated evidence," particularly in the interviews he conducted with his young subjects.

As tightly constructed as a proof, it first lays out Mr. Padamsee's principles of abstraction in a sequence of graphs and charts and then furnishes numerous examples in the form of elegant, Mondrianesque line drawings.

Numerous numerical examples in one- and two-dimensional settings are provided attesting to the viability and effectiveness of the GSM for treating wave propagation at the solid solid interface.

As it appears from the numerous examples provided in this review, a great number of researchers give credit to the combination of microextraction and chemometrics recognizing that it significantly streamlines sample processing.

This applies to the numerous examples summarized in the special issues of Critical Reviews in Toxicology as cited by Mushak (2007).

Numerous examples exist in cancer therapeutics of the induction of drug resistance in cell lines by repeated exposure to the agent to which resistance is being induced (Kartner et al, 1983; Buller et al, 1987; Godwin et al, 1992).

For plush Bordeaux, the 2000 and especially the 2003 vintages offer numerous examples, while in Napa the cooler 2005 vintage offers fresher wines than in 2004.