Sentence examples for older candidates from inspiring English sources

"You've got older candidates, so you're going to see health problems and risks detected in both of them," he said.

Being "digital natives" has helped them overtake older candidates in jobs where understanding of such things as social media helps.

The presence of older candidates also raises the slightly uncomfortable question of the purpose of an MBA.

She offers a carefully crafted piece of advice for these middle-aged and older candidates and their spouses, which boils down to: Stifle yourself.

The Normandy MP has styled himself as the candidate for "renewal", standing for a new, younger generation in a contest dominated by older candidates.

Since older candidates on the waiting list are less likely to live long enough to receive a kidney, making them less eligible for transplants will probably result in more deaths on the list, and more pressure on available living donors to donate to older candidates.

Older age only robustly affects call-back if the older candidate was employed in an out-of-field job during his or her extra post-educational years.

In 9 of those 17 victories, the older candidate was the incumbent.

In the 25 elections over the past century, the older candidate has won roughly two-thirds of the time.

If it's to introduce the student to strategic thinking and the basics of finance, wouldn't an older candidate have picked up such knowledge along the way?

And how many employers see the older candidate, the candidate with 10 or 20 years experience as a liability, as someone that won't be a team player, as someone who will treat the job as beneath them?