Sentence examples for over candidates from inspiring English sources

Foreigners used to fight over candidates whom Japanese firms had turned away.

These tricks are an unfortunate part of the electoral process now, and in a sense, speak to the power Hispanic voters now hold over candidates for national office.

As polling day draws close, public expectation is mounting over candidates' plans to address issues like dwindling water supplies and deteriorating air quality, so marking a break from previous parliamentary elections.

He has never disowned those votes, and has given no impression that he would do more than put in a soothing phrase or two.Once the primaries are over, candidates on both sides traditionally seek the middle ground where they can catch the widest swathe of voters.

Part self-mocking display of whiteness, part naked attempt at appealing to millennials, the video covers over candidates' two-dimensional likenesses with explosions and Deal With It sunglasses.

Chandler brought Thomas to The Times in 1962 and later surprised many newsroom veterans by choosing him to lead the paper over candidates with more lustrous, East Coast credentials.

For example, in the new New Yorker, which closed late Friday night, Mike Huckabee makes an appearance as one of "fifteen (by our count) declared, undeclared, and mulling-it-over candidates on the list of G.O.P. hopefuls".

Other companies that have long been seen as take-over candidates include the conventional drug giants Bristol-Myers and Schering-Plough and the biotechnology players Amgen and Biogen Idec.

It's hard to say in which category Newt Gingrich, who on Wednesday formally announced his willingness to be President, belongs as one of the fifteen (by our count) declared, undeclared, and mulling-it-over candidates on the list of G.O.P. hopefuls.

Hiring managers frequently pass over "perfect" candidates for less obvious candidates they like more.

The use of rule one can effectively reject over 75% candidates while the rule two is more effective and it can reject over 99.9% candidates.