Sentence examples for so many delegates from inspiring English sources

With so many delegates at stake, the votes can't help but be significant.

With so many delegates, Texas will be an incredibly important state in determining the presidential candidates in this election.

But none correctly anticipated the sobriety and quiet aplomb in the bearing & conduct of so many delegates on the convention floor.

Because of the way this year's Republican calendar is structured, with so many delegates being awarded so late, Mr. Romney could be more vulnerable to something like this than candidates in past nomination races.

Immediately around the corner are caucuses in Washington State this weekend and then contests in 10 states on 6 March, dubbed "Super Tuesday" because so many delegates for the nomination will be at stake.

"The private sector's got a big space – there's a whole session on the role of the private sector, which is very much UK-led – so the question is: what about other non-state actors?" Enduring concerns aside, though, that so many delegates are travelling to Mexico suggests that the spirit of Busan lingers on.

Fresher faces, and those without big bankrolls and well-oiled machines, would have to struggle to compete in so many delegate-rich early primaries at once.

The man who took the helm 14 months ago, Keith Burton, said: "I have never worked anywhere before where I have had so many delegated powers.

Yet it would be mean-spirited as well as foolish not to acknowledge the sheer pleasure of so many conference delegates in Brighton this week.

He never mentioned her FBI indictment, email scandal, Bengazi fiasco, Whitewater, or any of the drip, drip, drip drama that Donald Trump will nail her on in the fall. 5. HILLARY WINS RED STATES Hillary has so many more delegates because she creamed him in southern states on Super Tuesday.

The sad thing about the conference is that so many of the delegates and even ministers are so dismissive of the Lib Dems.