Sentence examples for a rotten election from inspiring English sources

Africa's most populous country, Nigeria, had a rotten election last year.

The millions it spends monitoring elections are wasted if its criticism is muted by its interest in keeping in with an important government, as critics claim happened after Nigeria's rotten election in 2007.A battle for democracy and accountability is under way in Africa.

At the very least a credible election would require the overhaul of a rotten system, and notably of the IEC, which proved far from independent last time.

On the surface, there's plenty to get excited about, but crack the golden shell of May's pre-election grandstanding and you'll find a rotten core.

The report chronicles the economic hardships that most Egyptians endure on a daily basis, the way a rotten education system lets them down, and the elaborate charade that is elections in Egypt.

Like a tongue compulsively probing a rotten tooth, portions of the party seem unable to resist re-litigating the 2016 election.

"I had a rotten, rotten session.

Daddock: rotten wood, a rotten log.

A rotten time, overall?

A rotten crowd!

"A rotten world".