Sentence examples for primary alone from inspiring English sources

During the primary alone, Mrs. Masry's opponent in the 37th Assembly District, Audra Strickland, spent about $550,000.

In his letter to prospective contributors, Mr. Franks styled himself a David taking on a financial Goliath, and freely acknowledged that he has no hope of outspending Mr. Corzine, who spent more than $35 million in the primary alone.

Mr. Corzine, a multimillionaire who spent $35 million in the Democratic primary alone, has dealt with these questions for months, and he parried each of Mr. Franks's thrusts today with a familiar response.

The Republican National Convention was supposed to be a chance for Mr. Franks, a four-term congressman from northern New Jersey with a low profile even in his home state, to grab some needed attention for his underdog Senate campaign against Jon S. Corzine, the Democratic multimillionaire who spent $35 million of his own money in the primary alone.

In fact, he adds, the system has consistently delivered not "communists and Nazis" but candidates who reflect Louisiana's modest right-wing leanings: five Republican congressmen where there was one before, and the first two Republican governors this century.But, counters Mr Parent, the open primary alone is not responsible for that shift.

And the financial evidence certainly backs them up: The Romney super PAC spent 21 million dollars of ferocious negative advertising against Santorum and 18 million dollars against Gingrich (10 million against Gingrich in the Florida primary, alone).

Now the unlikely figure of Donald Trump has brought in a wave of reinforcements – over 13 million in the primaries alone.

While collecting contributions through the click of a button has contributed to the record-breaking sums of money raised this election — for the Democratic primaries alone, Mr. Obama and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton raised around $500 million — it has also made it easier for average Americans to participate in the financial end of politics.

Among primaries alone, she has actually won one more open one than closed.

All experiments included control slides incubated with no antibody, primary antibody alone or secondary antibody alone.

They showed great diversification in the original symptomatic characteristics of the patients and that only 23 (6.4%) had a primary diagnosis alone.