Sentence examples for primary suggested from inspiring English sources

Polls taken only days before Tuesday's primary suggested that Judge Moore and Justice See were in a tight race and would probably find themselves in a runoff.

Tuesday's primary suggested that although he lacks a political office, Mr. Lamont, chairman of Mr. Obama's campaign in Connecticut, might yet have a political legacy.

Sununu, who during the Iowa primary suggested that Gingrich was mentally unstable, today directed reporters to the censure he received for ethical abuses when was Speaker of the House, saying it "reflects on his ability as a leader".

But those concerns proved unfounded: Mr. Paul received about 23 percent of the vote, far outdistancing Mr. Huntsman for second place, and finishing stronger than most polls before the primary suggested he would.

For all the talk that the Tea Party had dissipated, after it helped drive the Republican Party in the 2010 Congressional elections, the South Carolina primary suggested that antiestablishment sentiment can wield influence in a primary.

Both candidates, a survey of voters in today's Republican primary suggested, were seen as reformers, but when they were pitted against one another, Mr. Bush was seen as the more effective one -- precisely as he had portrayed himself in a late blitz of television commercials here.

Democrats say support from Mr. Levy and Mr. Bellone coupled with Mr. Boyle's loss in the primary suggest that Mr. Mattace can win.

Senator Joe Lieberman's defeat in the Connecticut Democratic primary suggests that Democrats must stop hating who they are when they are at their best: politicians who help the vulnerable and the marginalized.

Newt Gingrich's success on Saturday in the South Carolina primary suggests that pulling hard to the right can be a winning strategy — at least temporarily.

CHARLESTON, S.C. — The latest survey of likely voters in Saturday's Republican primary suggests that Mitt Romney has lost the advantage he once held.

He pointed out that few of the major public unions had endorsed him in the primary, suggesting he was not tethered to their demands.