Sentence examples for started the primary from inspiring English sources

Stewart and Gillespie started the primary race — along with underdog state Sen. Frank W. Wagner (Virginia Beach) — as seemingly perfect symbols of the GOP's intraparty angst.

Karl Rove recently attacked Clinton as a "fatally flawed" candidate, arguing that nobody who started the primary season with disapproval ratings as high as hers (they are in the high forties) has ever won the Presidency.

This is why Charles Koch finds his ROI so "disappointing" in a Trump world, though he started the primary season saying "I expect something in return" for large political investments in Republicans.

30 days after implantation, the material is completely reabsorbed and the bone regeneration process starts, the primary objective.

Assuming that Warren stays out, Clinton starts the primary further ahead than any non-incumbent in modern history.

When the refuse is very moist, auxiliary gas or fuel oil is sometimes burned to start the primary combustion.

The aroma created by cumin activates the salivary glands in your mouth, which helps get your digestive juices flowing and start the primary digestion of food.

Two or three days after starting the primary chondrocyte cell culture, the cells were infected with the Slc39a14a or Slc39a14b cDNA-carrying lentivirus in 8 µg/ml polybrene (Sigma) containing 10% FCS-α-MEM.

The proposal, unveiled Tuesday, would start the primaries with the nation's smallest states, plus the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and three tiny American territories.

In 2007, 800 primary care physicians and nurses started the ESCARVAL primary prevention cohort study [ 20]. 72 Health centers (HC) participated including 50000 patients.

Her father started the first girls primary school in 1982 in Mand, Pakistan.