Sentence examples for typical candidate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kucinich, a vegan, who has proposed a cabinet-level Department of Peace, is not a typical candidate.

Just as there is no simple method of diagnosis, there is no typical candidate for gender reassignment.

Skating to a Big Beat In many respects, the Empire Roller Disco on Empire Boulevard near Bedford Avenue in Crown Heights, a low-slung pink and aqua building, is a typical candidate for cultural landmarking.

Based on an estimate of the number of potential Iraqi voters, Ms. Perelli said a typical candidate would need to capture between 26,000 and 27,000 votes nationwide to gain a seat in the national assembly.

The possibility that Mr. McCain might be feeling a bit rundown from campaigning is, of course, a bit more of sensitive topic than it might be for the typical candidate.

Indeed, Mr. Corzine says he will scale back his staff and play the role of a more typical candidate, raising money for Democrats but not single-handedly bankrolling party operations.

The typical candidates under consideration by Butler and his team for their initial attempt are people with such severe facial burns that they have lost not merely appearance but also normal facial function.

Compared to the typical candidates, the groups of patients who did not meet one of the selection criteria did not have worse postoperative outcomes.

We also attempted to determine whether the patients not fully satisfying the criteria are different from the typical candidates in postoperative outcomes.

Typical candidates to explain differences in IEP include sample origin [1, 2], sample preparation [3], particle size [4], and experimental procedures [5].

The group not satisfying the age criterion had better postoperative WOMAC function score than the typical candidates (17.3 vs. 10.8, P = 0.015), and there was no knee reported in the dissatisfied category in this group, whereas 8.7% (14/161) of the typical candidates were reported in the dissatisfied category.