Sentence examples for rich in delegates from inspiring English sources
But thereafter the focus shifts to big states and big media markets, rich in delegates, where candidates deliver their message to voters not in person, but through costly TV advertising and their ground operations.
In 1992, Georgia's primary was one of three that day, falling a week before Super Tuesday; this year it is lumped with nine other states, many far richer in delegates.
She is from California, which is rich in both primary delegates and fundraising dollars.
Few trade ministers were present, and most rich world delegates say more negotiations are futile.
But Clinton's forceful win in delegate-rich Louisiana keeps her vast delegate lead for the Democratic party's nomination intact.
Clinton's lead among pledged delegates was above 200 before Tuesday's voting and could be roughly 300 after Tuesday after lopsided victories in delegate-rich Pennsylvania and Maryland.
On Tuesday, the campaign also announced it had hired another veteran GOP strategist, Tim Clark, to direct the campaign's efforts in delegate-rich California.
Mr. McCain will spend the days before Tuesday's contests crisscrossing the country for appearances in major media markets in delegate-rich California, Illinois, Missouri, New Jersey and New York.
Even if Trump does win Florida, denying him a win in delegate-rich Ohio could complicate his ability to win a majority of the delegates outright, perhaps helping force a contested convention.
He also said New York Republicans could rest assured that they played a role in the primary, suggesting that polls showing Mr. Romney with a commanding lead in delegate-rich New York helped persuade Mr. Santorum to end his candidacy.
