Sentence examples for produced a candidate from inspiring English sources

The Democratic Party has never produced a candidate who excites such adulation from his sort of voters.

Mr. Lieberman's nomination has allowed Connecticut to escape the nation's political B-list of states -- 13 of the 50, including Alaska, Idaho and Nevada -- that have never produced a candidate for a presidential ticket.

Now the Red Sox intend to talk to him, one more indication that their efforts to find someone to replace the departed Terry Francona have not quite produced a candidate to their liking.

(Mrs Clinton raised $22m, still an astonishing amount; but her campaign is more than $20m in debt).But equally it has seldom produced a candidate who encounters such strong resistance from core Democratic voters.

Peter Seeberger of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, in Zurich, has automated the production of a limited number of these molecules, reducing the time required to make them from months to hours, and has produced a candidate vaccine for malaria.

As a result, they managed the convention, having very carefully determined what the public wanted, and more times than not produced a candidate vetted by the party boss to be supported by the public.

Its pragmatists could not produce a candidate with a proven appeal to moderates outside the party.

The Italian elections failed to produce a candidate capable of forming a strong government.

The Republicans, so far, have failed to produce a candidate who excites the party's core of traditionally conservative voters.

"The Republican Party needs a good fight for the nomination, to produce a candidate capable of taking on Al Gore and the national Democrats, who are the meanest, toughest campaigners on the earth," Mr. Reed said.

If the Democrats cannot produce a candidate who articulates a vision of a country that stands for more than military power; that cares about the environment in which we live and about educating our children and caring for our elderly; and that opposes corporate dishonesty and the cozy linkage of government and contracts for friendly industries, then they will lose, and we are lost.