Sentence examples for a sequence of elections from inspiring English sources

"A Combative Start in Iowa" (editorial, Jan . 25 asserts that "a sequence of elections that sometimes seems irrational, debilitating and endless will eventually show its value in seasoning the candidates and shaping the choice offered to voters in November".

A sequence-of-tenses problem.

James Graham, the author of the brilliant play This House, about the lurid sequence of elections fought between 1974 and 1979, now identifies "as the biggest threat to our functioning democracy … the increasingly small pool that we draw our politicians from, the professionalisation of politics".

AMERICAN elections are a sequence of rituals.

"What we've seen leading up to the election are a sequence of extraordinary actions designed to support Pat McQuaid".

The live show on Election Night had been planned around a sequence of states going blue.

Maybe a sequence of earthquakes discouraged them.

It's a sequence of astonishing power.

This unleashes a sequence of unpleasant events.

"This was a sequence of errors.

The election of a Tory-led government in the UK and a spate of Tea Party Republicans in the US initiated a sequence of austerity programmes – prompting direct conflicts between governments and organised workers.