Sentence examples for prosperous candidates from inspiring English sources

Whatever the facts, Mr. Corzine and Mr. Florio are hardly the only prosperous candidates pitching their own money into the primary campaign.

To summarize, our results suggested that Notch signaling maintained GSCs by promoting their self-renewal and inhibiting their differentiation into INP-like cells, and supported that Notch signal inhibitors might be prosperous candidates of the treatments targeting CSCs for gliomas.

Our data indicate that like NSCs, Notch signaling maintains the patient-derived GSCs by promoting their self-renewal and inhibiting their differentiation, and support that Notch signal inhibitor might be a prosperous candidate of the drug treatment targeting CSCs for gliomas, however, with GSI-resistance at the early stage of treatment.

These data indicate that like NSCs, Notch signaling maintains the patient-derived GSCs by promoting their self-renewal and inhibiting their differentiation, and support that Notch signal inhibitor GSI might be a prosperous candidate of the treatment targeting CSCs for gliomas, however, with GSI-resistance at the early stage of GSCs cell cycle.

The country is prosperous; the candidates are less than scintillating; the public will be tuned to other shows — the Olympics will dominate the last half of September, which is usually prime time for politicians in an election year.

A Gallup poll in June 1988 showed Mr. Dukakis ahead by 52percentto38percentcent, and when asked which candidate would do a better job keeping the country prosperous, voters ranked the candidates evenly at around 40percentt.

A candidate for president cannot make America prosperous if he doesn't understand that America's cities are, in fact, the backbone of the national economy.

Porter, a prosperous Delaware car dealer with Kentucky Derby ambitions, interviewed candidates at racetracks in New York and Maryland before turning his search to Delaware Park, his home track.

"We are going to win back Japan and build a strong country, a prosperous country," Mr. Abe said after defeating four other candidates in the party ballot.

Like the acolytes of those other failed Democratic candidates, the Bradley bunch tends to be prosperous, liberal and prone to expressions of embitterment with a system that produces candidates of soft-edged consensus rather than paragons of purity.

But if Mr. Corzine is the wealthiest candidate running, he is hardly the only prosperous contender liberally sprinkling his own money along the campaign trail.