It's bad enough that vandals have gotten to your "new" edition before you have and added emphases unendorsed by author or publisher.
It would have been hell governing under those circumstances, taunted by the Conservatives, reviled by much of the press and unendorsed by the voters.
The latest Florida poll shows Rubio clinging to just a two-point lead, while McCain has finally unendorsed Trump.
The thinking within Clinton's campaign was to let Trump suffer the repercussions of being unendorsed en masse by members of his own party.
McCain had endorsed Trump, then unendorsed him, and now seems to want to work with him, even though he has been dismissive of the entire premise of the hearings.
To rectify the financial havoc Levkoff caused with his unendorsed, unapproved grub, he said, "They made me pay for food I didn't order".' The day's penalty: $1,089.91.
Mr. Mirza said the men who were behind that statement to re-endorse the unendorsed candidates were no longer part of the coalition; they have said the same of him.
What the nurses could do is explain that their techniques are unproved and unendorsed by the hospital (if this is the case; hospitals vary), offering patients, in effect, the sort of supplemental treatment available outside the hospital.
When news outlets reported that The Chronicle had "unendorsed" Mr. Cruz, the paper's editors clarified that they did not pull their endorsement, but were evaluating the work of elected officials in an "active, ongoing process".
At the rally where he unendorsed Trump, a number of people jeered and called him a traitor.
In the race for Jim Kolbe's seat, the congressman's designated successor, Steve Huffman, was "unendorsed" by The Tucson Weekly, which had backed him, for refusing to talk about a bungled undercover mission by a campaign aide caught snapping pictures through a window of a home occupied by an opponent's former wife.
