Sentence examples for outgoing candidate from inspiring English sources

The longtime aide also pushed back on speculation that the outgoing candidate might have endorsed Trump.

The outgoing candidate, Jesse Ventura, wrestler and independent, had anointed an independent successor; but he failed to give a clear sense of direction and gained only 15% of the vote.

When David Blunkett casts the stand-in for Whittam Smith, the precedent set by the outgoing candidate means that attention will inevitably fall on former media bosses now freelancing: Michael Grade, Peter Stoth-ard, Max Hastings and James Boyle, former overlords of Channel 4, the Times, the London Evening Standard and Radio 4 respectively.

He also argued that Mr Sarkozy, whom he described as "the outgoing candidate", had "given in to [German Chancellor Angela] Merkel".

Labour whips still believe more Labour MPs will stand aside before the moment of dissolution, and the overall number will peak at 100, but the number of peerages still available for Brown to dispense to outgoing candidates is now minimal, meaning the flow is likely to fall to a trickle.

At the same time, we learned that clinical skills could be taught and that it was critical to recruit outgoing candidates who enjoyed interacting with people; communication skills were harder to instill if not initially present.

Instead, the outgoing UMP candidate will face the National Front, a far-right party, in the second round.

The BBC has also signed up comedian Romesh Ranganathan as a regular on the panel alongside the business experts and celebrities who appear each week to discuss the outgoing Apprentice candidates' performance.

At least, that's what outgoing president and candidate for his own re-election Nicolas Sarkozy told an audience this week.

Bradley's opposition to Prohibition made him more palatable to some Democrats than their own candidate, outgoing Governor Beckham.

In the six years since the city was incorporated, only one candidate, outgoing Councilman Steve Schulte, has ever won an election without a CES endorsement.