Sentence examples for uncertain candidates from inspiring English sources

Among the rest of the company's women, Isabella Boylston, Sarah Lane, Simone Messmer (brilliantly colorful as a "Don Quixote" Gypsy), Yuriko Kajiya (a flat virtuoso Kitri in "Don Quixote") and Hee Seo (a devout but unriveting Giselle) are all uncertain candidates for possible ballerina status.

Moreover, tRNAs are difficult to predict by the available tools as we have shown for P. subalpina (see Results), rendering them uncertain candidates for gene order analysis.

A young man who is on unemployment benefits remains an uncertain candidate on the marriage market even if he has the financial means to support a household at that point in time.

The use of drug-eluting stent (DES) instead of bare-metal stent (BMS) in patients at high stent thrombosis or bleeding risk as well as in those at low restenosis risk (ie, uncertain DES candidates) remains a matter of debate.

Part of the reason is that these party gatherings are almost always a careful dance, with the candidates uncertain about whether, or how much, to bash whichever colleague is the flavor of the moment.

For that reason, Mr. Schumer has been reluctant to endorse any of the candidates, uncertain about which one of them would have the strongest appeal among critically important swing voters in a general election matchup against President Bush, people close to the senator say.

But it has remained hidden from view, replaced by a more uncertain, uncomfortable, cautious candidate.

Gallup reports that current Gingrich supporters divide almost evenly between Romney (40percentt) and Santorum (39percentt), with fewer favoring Paul (12percentt) or uncertain about which candidate they might support (10percentt).

We found an uncertain mir-287 candidate in S. mansoni, however, on a different scaffold than mir-124.

Executives must manage expectations of investors, partners and acquisition candidates, sometimes uncertain of the company's value from one day to the next.

The anti-tax Tea Party movement has swept aside numerous mainstream Republicans in favour of more right-wing candidates, with uncertain consequences for the party's fortunes in November.