Sentence examples for problematic candidates from inspiring English sources

Lady Warsi was surprised by the accusation, not least because after the 2010 election she established a candidates committee to rule on whether problematic candidates could stand again.

The MEP, who has a strong support base in the north of England and a down-to-earth manner, is considered one of the most problematic candidates for Labour.

Such complementary tools may limit and remove the most problematic candidates in early phases or allow medicinal chemistry departments to optimize the structure early on.

Patrick Dixon, who served eight years on a bar committee that examines problematic candidates for admission, said her case likely would have been subjected to such a review if bar officials knew her alleged history.

Sanchez acknowledges that Sarah Palin was a problematic candidate.

Beyond his fund-raising troubles, political observers viewed him as a problematic candidate for Democrats.

"There were lots of things about Hart that may have made him a problematic candidate," Rosenstiel said.

The new regulations made a building constructed over an expressway a problematic candidate for such a facility.

Yet Poiret also perpetrated the hobble skirt, which makes him a problematic candidate for a feminist Wall of the Righteous.

The PLO/Palestinian Authority's Abu Mazen is weak, Hamas is an extremely problematic candidate and al-Assad is a mafioso, not a statesman.

But the very bulldog nature and narrow focus that made him a problematic candidate now ideally suit him to wage this necessary fight for electoral justice (front page, Nov. 28).