Sentence examples for precious candidate from inspiring English sources

The developments have forced Mr. McCain's campaign to devote precious candidate time and dwindling resources here in the final days of the campaign, at a time when Mr. McCain is facing pressure to shore up his position in other states Mr. Bush won in 2004.

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But here lies the problem with the homegrown requirement — it leaves precious few candidates in an organization that continues to use its resources to wheel and deal.

It is draining their coffers — and those of the "super PACs" backing them — and it is forcing them to tap their most precious resource: the candidate's time.

In a striking last-minute shift, the Romney campaign has decided to invest its most precious resource — the candidate's time — in a serious play to win Pennsylvania.

With just more than 50 days until election day and votes already being cast in many states, the most precious resource a candidate has is time.

With a little more than 50 days until election day and votes already being cast in many states, the most precious resource a candidate has is time.

In the Wall Street Journal, Rove wrote that "debates have nearly crippled campaigns, chewing into the precious time each candidate has to organize, raise money, set themes, roll out policy and campaign".

For that reason, the Bradley campaign, while working feverishly to establish beachheads in every primary and caucus state, will focus its resources, and the candidate's precious time, on certain states where they think Mr. Bradley can seriously contest Mr. Gore, aides to Mr. Bradley said.

That leaves precious few genuine domestic candidates in an era of almost complete domestic hegemony.

Instead the film wastes precious time showing the candidates smiling and handing out fliers in school hallways.