Sentence examples similar to primary assured from inspiring English sources

And as Bernie Sanders's prospects dwindled during the primary, "Chapo" assured people who were frustrated by the Democratic Party that they weren't alone.

Winning both primaries virtually assured election.

It used to be that an incumbent who displayed strength in the primary season was assured of re-election.

(In the overwhelmingly Democratic borough, the winner of the primary is virtually assured of victory in the general election).

Utah is a reliably Republican state, so whoever wins the primary is almost assured to win the general election.

But the hulking Mr. Christie, who assured primary audiences that "My shoulders are broad" and "I can take the heat," says he is up to the task.

A price increase on the secondary market would have echoes in the primary market: lenders, assured of a decent recovery for their defaulted loans, might have more incentive to issue debt to risky borrowers — the antithesis of Strike Debt's goals.

Knowland cross-filed and won both major party primaries, virtually assuring his re-election.

As a Democrat, he needed only to win the Party's nomination in a May primary to be virtually assured of election.

Because there is no Republican candidate, the winner of next month's Democratic primary is all but assured to take office next year.

However, Christie had become a large enough public figure to ride out such squalls, andretired in 1998 with a Labour government returned and his primary objective, Scottish devolution, assured.