Sentence examples for perceived front from inspiring English sources

The outcome, combined with the entrance of Mr. Perry, could help reorder the top tier of contenders, with Mrs. Bachmann and Mr. Perry positioned to challenge the perceived front runner, Mitt Romney, and each other.

Observers were explicitly instructed to report the direction of the perceived front surface to minimize the role of mixed percepts [24].

Ms. Eve will battle Letitia James, the perceived front-runner in the race.

As the perceived front-runner, he is drawing a barrage of attacks from his rivals.

Romney began the campaign as the perceived front-runner for the Republican nomination.

Now, as the contest comes to a close, attention has turned almost exclusively to the perceived front-runners.

If the perceived front-runner can be slowed down, that probably extends Mr. Paul's time in the national spotlight.

He defeated the perceived front-runner for the Democratic nomination, Hillary Rodham Clinton, in a contentious primary campaign.

The committee's members include the widely perceived front-runners in both parties, Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York and John McCain of Arizona.

Mr. Gore's moment of acclaim also comes just as Mrs. Clinton has solidified her position as the perceived front-runner among the Democratic presidential contenders.

Fernando Ferrer, the perceived front-runner in the Democratic mayoral race and Mr. Carrións predecessor as Bronx borough president, did attend.