Sentence examples for sophisticated candidate from inspiring English sources

Her daughter, Yvette Clarke, is a politically sophisticated candidate with experience in economic development.

Community Pages offer employers the option of choosing either sophisticated candidate filtering or simple integration with existing Applicant Tracking Systems.

Perhaps the size of the target attracted more sophisticated candidates.

Howard Dean, the former governor of Vermont, was the most tech-sophisticated candidate.

There are, however, more sophisticated "best candidate" theories that are not vulnerable to this objection (Nozick 1982).

First, and most important, such exercises invariably ended up with a highly sophisticated database of candidates with little chance of winning but who reply to any such query.

When I read some of Gore's words back to him, he told me that he was no longer so concerned about political manipulation, because the audience has grown as sophisticated as the candidates and their consultants.

"They're more sophisticated than your average candidate".

Party activists saw him as a conservative ally; swing voters, who, Zaller points out, aren't sophisticated at detecting a candidate's ideology, regarded him as a moderate.

In the current presidential contest, the ObamaTruth.org project is one of the more sophisticated assaults on a candidate, with downloadable videos titled "The Audacity of Barack Obama" and periodic press releases announcing updates.

Iowa has had a lock for so long that its professional political class has become rather sophisticated at fleecing the candidates and conning the press into covering these pseudo-events.