Sentence examples for primary for both from inspiring English sources

A poll from Quinnipiac University earlier this month found that gender could play a big role in Ohio's primary for both parties.

"It would have been a very grueling primary for both of us," Mr. Alesi said in an interview after making his decision public on a cable television show.

And everywhere, from the opinionated and heavily Democratic precincts of Manhattan and Brooklyn, to the divided Democratic areas of Buffalo, to the suburban reaches of New Jersey, tens of thousands of voters suffering from an unusual condition on the eve of a pivotal primary for both political parties: With less than 24 hours to go, they had not decided for whom to cast a ballot.

It was a a lower-stakes primary for both Clinton and Trump as they look toward the conventions and Nov. 8.

Neuromuscular control deficit during dynamic movements has been hypothesised to be the primary cause for both primary and secondary ACL injury risk (re-injury following ACL reconstruction).

But she may not be able to change sufficiently to meet a more unexpected challenge from the Republicans, whose surprising presidential campaign has already altered the complexion of the primaries for both parties.

But the gerrymandering went before a federal court in a series of arguments and appeals that postponed the Texas primaries for both parties from March to late May.

Women whose first primary is the breast account for 25% of survivors with multiple cancers, followed by colorectal cancer (15%) as the first primary in both men and women, according to SEER data. 2 In the present study, the most common initial primary among cancer survivors with multiple primaries for both men and women was breast, prostate, and colorectal.

For all intents, Jobs is the chief strategist and primary spokesman for both companies.

Neilston Primary School is a non-denominational feeder primary school for both Barrhead High School in Barrhead and Eastwood High School in Newton Mearns.

The Convention also implemented the Revolution's long-standing commitment to primary education with a system of free public primary schooling for both boys and girls.