Sentence examples for a likely election from inspiring English sources

Yet even now, three weeks out from a likely election win, some of his own colleagues are still deeply ambivalent about him – and so are many voters.

Cameron himself sought to encourage the talk – stating in public that he believed that 25 March was a "likely" election date.

Even so, you did not have to look hard to find Labour folk badly dispirited by the programme their government has chosen to lay out six months before a likely election.

Both sides are manoeuvring for advantage in a likely election campaign barely a year away, with Labour's successes and failures on public services set to be the dominant issue, as it was in 2001.

Related: Harper's Vow to Ban the Niqab During Citizenship Ceremony A Likely Election Issue.

Maine Gov. Paul LePage (R), who has proudly defended the GOP nominee amid his many controversies, finally reached his breaking point Thursday, rebuking Trump for not vowing to follow democratic tradition and accept a likely election loss.

As Gallup's Jeffrey Jones notes, registered voter party preferences remain in a statistical dead heat, so voter enthusiasm is a key measurement of likely election results -- and Republicans historically have higher turnout.

It could be next week before the polls settle down and offer a clearer indication of the likely election outcome.

Big producers and grid owners are having to invest billions more to accommodate these two factors.The likely election of a conservative government in September has given the nuclear lobby fresh hope.

What this all adds up to is the likely election of a number of high profile city mayors within the next year that will bring about a substantial shift in English politics.

Even a blind Mr Besigye is no likely election winner.