Sentence examples for tough nominating from inspiring English sources

Tough nominating fights can be debilitating for parties.

But while it might be desirable (for other reasons) to see Hillary in a tough nominating fight, it is by no means necessary for her at all.

BRANTLEY It was also a tougher nominating committee this season.

Although Dennis's magazines -- Maxim, Stuff and Blender -- are successes in a very tough market, none were nominated.

Announcing his decision to seek selection in South Thanet earlier this month, Mr Farage said "rank means nothing" in UKIP and that he would face a tough task to be nominated.

A woman with a reputation as a tough prosecutor, Mary Jo White, was nominated by Obama to chair the SEC, signaling to both Wall Street and progressives who want them held accountable for their dirty deeds that Obama wants to be tougher on Wall Street fraud.

(And we always figured Langella to be a tough guy)... TOVAH FELDSHUH, nominated for "Golda's Balcony," adjusting a gap at the neckline of 16-year-old daughter AMANDA LEVY's dress before letting the kid be photographed... MARY J. BLIGE, who has never traipsed the Great White Way and was, rumor had it, imported to boost the Tony ratings, sang, "What I Did for Love" from "A Chorus Line".

As we talk in the midday sunshine, McAvoy is still processing another tough performance: his Olivier Award-nominated, 88-show portrayal of Macbeth at London's Trafalgar Studios, which closed three days previously.

Meanwhile, CNN"s "expert panel" has decided it's "tough to predict" who will be nominated.

And the governor would face a tough confirmation fight should he be nominated for a post such as attorney general.

South Carolina is a critical piece in the strategy of the Romney campaign, and perhaps its toughest challenge yet in an unpredictable nominating contest.