Sentence examples for predictable candidate from inspiring English sources
Any such failure to vote for the predictable candidate would also have to be measured with a very sensitive scale.
Indeed, the DSK scandal has reinforced French voters' appetite for a serious, predictable candidate, with no skeletons in the cupboard.
The shift toward making Trump a more predictable candidate came as Conway took control of the campaign.
But in a startup environment where investors continue to chase unicorns and mega-rounds, it's worth noting that the largest returns don't always go to the most predictable candidates.
One pattern is fairly predictable: Candidates who briefly dominate campaign news tend to get small and usually temporary bumps in their support.
With the first presidential debate coming up on Wednesday, it is striking — if not surprising — how bland and predictable the candidates have been in discussing America's role in space.
A pharmaceutical executive on leave to direct Trump's transition, Bagger is at the center of a group of increasingly beleaguered aides trying to plan a sober transition for one of the least predictable presidential candidates in recent memory.
The outrage has given rise to a predictable ritual: every candidate for governor solemnly vows to tame the property-tax beast, and every governor leaves office having knelt before its awesome power.
The predictable integration of candidate enhancement species, most critically those involving introductions in targeted habitats, will benefit production, increase likelihood of securing sponsor and scientific community partnership and reduce project failure.
Romney is the most predictable of the candidates and would make for the most soporific of presidents.
