Sentences with phrase «considered unlikely candidates»

Ditherers, hedonists, late sleepers — these he considered unlikely candidates for the good life, one he defined as rich in work, autonomy, earned rewards, and family harmony.

Like the Wii, the DS was considered an unlikely candidate for success when it first arrived on store shelves.

Not exact matches

And BO is the leader of the Immoral Majority, the largest voting bloc the US i.e. in 2012, the ~ 78 million voting «mothers and fathers» of aborted womb babies and that is the reason BO will win in 2012 unless the Republicans somehow nominate a «pro-abortion» candidate something very unlikely considering the conservative «pro-life» voting bloc within said party.

Although it's highly unlikely that Sanders would railroad Hillary Clinton by running as a third party candidate, it is another factor to consider when analyzing this line movement.

Considered one of the few competitive GOP statewide candidates, the Fresno mayor's modest fundraising is unlikely to surpass this year's $ 8.1 million limit.

The latter possibility seems unlikely, but astronomers have considered a few candidates, which they refer to as MACHOs, or massive compact halo objects.

It is unlikely that we will see schools targeting employment to men any time soon as doing so may prevent the best candidate for the job being considered.

Writing in his blog for the Daily Telegraph, Mr Young - who has said he is considering of applying to be a Conservative candidate at the next election - said this would be a «retrograde step» since councils would be unlikely to approve new schools close to existing ones which were under - performing.

Employers often interpret such a poor document as a sign of laziness, lack of concern, or inability to successfully communicate, which makes them all the more unlikely to consider you as a candidate for the job.