Sentence examples for off the primary from inspiring English sources

It is deeply concerning that this most fundamental of biological concepts will now remain off the primary curriculum".

And yet, eight days before the Iowa caucuses that kick off the primary season, here we go again.

"I think they have a very daunting challenge to pull off the primary and the runoff and the general election," said Gene Russianoff, staff lawyer at the New York Public Interest Research Group, who was at the meeting.

If the five-term senator manages to fend off the primary challenge, he still faces a competitive general election against the Democratic representative Ann Kirkpatrick, in what McCain has described as "the race of my life".

If he falls short of that, it's a further warning sign of a weak front-runner; President George H.W. Bush, while fending off the primary challenge in 1992, won so unimpressively that it was a harbinger of his later failings.

This would create jobs in both the donor and recipient countries; enable the Afghans to feed themselves and develop export markets; win the hearts and minds of the population; cut off the primary revenue source sustaining Taliban insurgents; and help stabilize the country, curtail corruption and end the war.

THE era when Labour Day marked the official kick-off of the primary season has long gone.

Rather, they should branch off of the primary plan.

The Iowa caucuses that kick off the primaries could be held as early as 2 January, less than three months away, or even in late December.

Mr. Golisano and Mr. Pataki are already set to face off in the primary of the Independence Party.

In addition, there is a "secondary," whose thermonuclear fusion reaction is set off when the primary explodes.