Gubernatorial used in a sentence

Gubernatorial in a sentence as an adjective

She swooped down on the CEO seat after a failed bid in the 2010 California gubernatorial race.

God help those poor souls still stuck at HP. The gubernatorial campaign exposed all sorts of character flaws and showed that Whitman has a complete lack of empathy for people who work for her.

This will certainly help her replenish her coffers after her $100+ million depletion on last year's failed gubernatorial bid.

It might be true that politics played a role in the case, but it's silly to think this case would have been an important part of anyone's gubernatorial campaign.

Sometimes just 20k votes would do it - that much would've probably swung the Colorado gubernatorial election this week.

Or by gubernatorial vetoes, as previously in California and just a few weeks ago in Texas.

I'd imagine the loser in every state's gubernatorial race is also trending down on Facebook.

A gubernatorial campaign twenty-five years ago can't even compare.

It isn't in their best interest.- I haven't seen one media story about this yet, outside of social media.- We're in the middle of an election cycle year, including a gubernatorial race.

The vigil was attended by homeless advocates of all political stripes, had a local police officer singing at the beginning and end, and a gubernatorial candidate was around as well.

The simple act of threatening to charge a company making it more difficult to do business, may be enough to "settle" to provide some prosecutor with publicity for a future gubernatorial run.