Sentence examples for primary challenges as from inspiring English sources

That remains one of Mr. Romney's primary challenges as he wages a pitched political battle against a well-liked incumbent.

All authors identify two primary challenges as i) lack of a conceptual framework and the moving from theory to practice and ii) identifying outcome (in this case, the inclusion of men's health teaching and learning in existing medical curricula) and process measures.

His House colleague, Congressman Don Young, is also being investigated by the Justice Department but he appears to have survived a primary challenge as well.

The White House seems to view the notion of a serious primary challenge as far-fetched, and you can see why.

Unfortunately Harold Ford is already out of Congress.At some level it may be that Democrats are not well suited to the primary challenge as a methodology for ideological shift.

Mr. Gibson's primary challenge as chief judge, he said, will be to help facilitate the implementation of new civil procedure laws that the country passed in 2008.

Mr. Pryor is a savvier politician than the former Democratic senator, Blanche Lincoln, and he is unlikely to face a serious primary challenge, as Ms. Lincoln did in 2010.

If Obama is ever going to face a primary challenge -- as unlikely as that is -- Iowa is where it would start in 2012.

Activists and the candidates they support see the outcome as evidence of the effectiveness of primary challenges against the IDC members, as well against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, the Democrat who brokered the agreement.

That requires making a nuanced appeal that, if not done agilely, can alienate base voters and encourage the emergence of a third-party candidacy or a primary challenge -- as happened with Patrick J. Buchanan in 1992, when President Bush's father ran for re-election.

Analysis has become one of the primary challenges for NGS users, as a direct result of the sheer volume of sequencing data currently being generated.