Sentence examples for Critical election from inspiring English sources

This is a critical election in our nation's history.

Gay marriage will be a critical election issue here.

(Some scholars also identify the 1824 election as a critical election).

Voters in the region faced a "critical election" in May, Street said.

"It certainly smells like a critical election, but I can't say for sure," Professor Burnham said.

In the election of 1932, considered the country's third critical election, Republican incumbent Pres.

"It's a critical election," Ms. Mantzopoulos said, "and Bing certainly has a lot to overcome with Cockrel being interim mayor".

It also reflects domestic politics a month before Mr. Ahmadinejad faces a critical election, according to analysts.

Afghanistan should be a critical election issue this year, but Iraq looms much larger in the public mind.

But his critical election-manifesto budget offers nothing for average families earning between $37,000 and $80,0000 – the usual beneficiaries of election-time largesse.

And with Congress and several states currently mulling legislation to raise the floor on wages, employers in towns across the country are lining up on either side of what has become a critical election-year issue in Washington.