Sentence examples for primary indicates from inspiring English sources

He criticizes Ms. Foster even more sharply, accusing her of operating a "leisurely campaign," saying that a weeklong trip she took to the Caribbean a month before the primary "indicates that she doesn't have enough respect for the voters to even get out there and talk to them.

Table 1 Global exceptions and the contexts in which they need to be handled Exception Context Meaning PrimaryFailedException MAIN, PRIMARY Internal primary server error PrimaryExistsException MAIN Indicates the existence of a primary server BackupFailedException MAIN, PRIMARY, BACKUP Internal backup server error BackupJoinedException PRIMARY Indicates that a new backup has joined in the group.

Polls taken before the primary indicated that Mr. Brown would easily beat any Democratic nominee.

Early results in the primary indicated that Mrs. Kirchner, 58, had handily exceeded those thresholds, winning 49 percent of the vote.

A federal judge disparaged the system adopted by New York's Republican leadership for the presidential primary, indicating yesterday that he was strongly considering easing the rules to allow Senator John McCain to appear on the ballot across the state.

Registration figures for Westchester County and those parties where there will or may be a primary indicate that as of last November there were 216,276 Democrats, 162,214 Republicans, 8,575 Independence Party members and 68 Green Party members.

On Saturday morning, my review of the polling for the South Carolina primary indicated that "the Marianne Gingrich story seems to have actually helped [Newt] Gingrich" and that divergence among the polling aggregates meant that "there is a greater uncertainty in the outcome than we would normally expect".

Michael Reich, the Queens party's executive secretary, said that the party's analysis of the results of Tuesday's primary indicated that Mr. Jennings received only 70 votes more than Ms. Reddick, and he said she was not yet ready to concede.

In December, for example, a CNN/WMUR poll of likely voters in the New Hampshire Republican primary indicated that forty-seven per cent of self-identified moderates had a favorable opinion of Trump, as did forty-nine per cent of women and fifty-eight per cent of college graduates.

Moreover, exit polls at the Potomac Primary indicate that Sen. Obama has won over a new cadre of followers.

A sample ballot for the Maine Democratic primary indicating how voters can rank their choices instead of choosing just one.