Sentence examples for sound candidate from inspiring English sources

The pumpkin dish is a sound candidate for being made the day before and reheated.

While the activity of pyrexin described by Menkin was possibly due to an endotoxin contamination [ 4], the fever-producing substance from polymorphonuclear leukocytes of Bennett and Beeson [ 5] and the endogenous pyrogen of Atkins and Wood [ 6] were sound candidates, now recognized as pyrogenic cytokines.

Internal party polls also showed that Mr Smith was likely to lose to Ms Shaheen.Mr Sununu is a much sounder candidate than his predecessor: a three-term congressman whose father was the state's governor before becoming Bush senior's chief-of-staff.

First there was a nurse who explained the liver transplant procedure, then came a psychiatrist who checked to make sure my wife was an emotionally-sound candidate who would take the prescribed medications and follow treatment.

These are not attributes of a sound presidential candidate.

Indeed, much of the speech sounded like candidate Obama as he laid out a "new social compact" focused on promoting economic mobility, embracing Latino immigrants, finding a path forward on race relations, and rejecting discrimination against Muslim Americans.

Huntsman said he wasn't sure that "the average voter out there is going to hear that treasonous remark and say that sounds like a presidential candidate, that sounds like someone who is serious on the issues".

It simultaneously makes the candidate sound fairly hawkish, while giving him room to maneuver.

It doesn't sound like a candidate preparing to drop out.

But he did sound like a candidate in criticizing the Bush administration in somewhat stronger terms than he has in the past.

We asked, in other words, whether the contribution limitation was so radical in effect as to render political association ineffective, drive the sound of a candidate's voice below the level of notice...