Sentence examples for primary crowds from inspiring English sources

Romney benefited from the primary debates more than, say, Rick Perry, but the forums became more well-known for elevating the Herman Cains of the party, as well as highlighting primary crowds that booed gay soldiers and applauded executions.

Despite winning the favor of the primary crowd, Trump remains deeply unpopular with general election voters.

In the 2006 three-way Senate race in Connecticut, Lieberman ran to the right of the man who upset him in the Democratic primary, crowding out Republican candidate Alan Schlesinger, who was already polling terribly, and making it a two-way race between a center-right candidate and the liberal Ned Lamont.

To mimic such an environment without chaperone proteins, we selected bovine serum albumin (BSA, 66 kD, pI≈4.9) as the primary crowding agent, which is sufficiently thermostable and soluble.

Take the pro-primaries crowd seriously when they accept all these failings, and one other democratic deficit: the fact that as the wider world has embraced online pluralism, non-hierarchical organisation and the rest, British political parties have either failed to keep up (the Tories) or moved in the exact opposite direction (witness the Soviet-esque emasculation of the Labour party).

The Democratic primary is crowded, but New Hampshire executive councilor Chris Pappas is probably the frontrunner.

Finally, if Oprah did run, she'd presumably face a Democratic primary field crowded with senators and other politicians who knows if she would make it past Kirsten Gillibrand, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris, or any of the other dozen or so potential contenders?

Descriptive statistics were expressed as mean and standard deviation (SD) in the case of age, years of primary education, crowding index and family monthly income.

By Steve Nettleton DAI PHAC COMMUNE, Viet Nam, 17 January 2007 – During class break, Nguyen Thi Huyen, 10, and her classmates at An Thinh 1 Primary School crowd the small open area outside their new latrine and washing facilities.

Water and hygiene facilities change lives for families in rural Viet Nam DAI PHAC COMMUNE, Viet Nam, 17 January 2007 – During class break, Nguyen Thi Huyen, 10, and her classmates at An Thinh 1 Primary School crowd the small open area outside their new latrine and washing facilities.

You see what the LAPD does for crowd control — our primary line of crowd control is our bike officers.