Sentence examples for toughest candidate from inspiring English sources

'I know the Republicans think I'm the toughest candidate to beat," Mr. Gephardt likes to say.

In recent weeks, Mr. Rudd and the opposition leader, Tony Abbott, have both sought to define themselves as the toughest candidate on asylum seekers.

While studies continue to say that being taller and having a deeper voice can make you seem like a more credible leader, Hillary thrillingly proved herself the best debater and the toughest candidate while being shorter and having the higher voice.

This past week, former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley introduced financial industry reform proposals that position him as one of the toughest candidates in the field when it comes to Wall Street.

Flake is an appealing guy and a tough candidate.

"He's a tough candidate," Mr. DiFrancesco said.

But the candidate himself remains courtly, saying that she is in and remains a tough candidate.

What is needed, Mrs. Clinton told the crowd, is a tough candidate for a hard world.

But he is expected to have more than $50 million for his re-election campaign, so political experts expect him to be a tough candidate.

Dave DeBusschere: With many voters calling defense a key election issue, Dave "Big D" DeBusschere could be a tough candidate to beat.

Democrats say that his hard work during this period, when combined with the decision by prosecutors to drop his case, have enhanced his standing and made him a tough candidate to beat.