Sentence examples for that independents from inspiring English sources

We also found that independents in particular are suspicious of one-party control of government.

But the official did not rule out the possibility that independents could run.

(A Luxottica spokesman said that independents still hold a larger share of the market than any of the major players).

He is almost universally regarded as a moderate and a maverick, a combination that independents love and conservatives loathe.

It estimates that independents' share of the assets run by the 50 largest managers rose from 36% in 1998 to 59% by last year.

The courts have ruled that independents can vote in the Republican primary, as well as signed-up Republicans, and this may tilt things against the conservatives.

And while he thinks core Republicans will come home to the eventual nominee, he doubts that independents will if the campaign keeps its current tone.

Studies have shown that independents and remote workers who work from a shared space are typically more productive, see an increased income and are, well, happier.

This claim is largely based on the fact that independents brought fresh talent after the advent of Channel 4 in the 1980s.

"To the extent that independents in a political party aren't represented in government at any level, the same goes with young people," said Mr. Graff of Glastonbury.

Mr. McCain had staked his prospects on the expectation that independents and Democrats would flood to the polls and support him overwhelmingly.