Sentence examples for a small vote of from inspiring English sources

Last week, she gave a small vote of confidence to the currency union when she took her marks into a Bundesbank branch to exchange them at a roughly 2-to-1 rate once and for all.

Consider this some small vote of confidence, however.

"This is the first president ever reelected to a second term who has gotten a smaller percentage of the vote and a smaller vote in the electoral college the second time around," Rove said.

And you can give the worthy artists a small financial vote of confidence — and enjoy the ride with them.

While they stopped short of giving Small a vote of no confidence, many did sign a letter to Small objecting to the closing of the centers and to the "top down" management style that they say Small has imposed.

The audit would address the opposition's remaining concerns, Mr. Carter said, by comparing the paper receipts, lists of voting records and tabulated results from a small sampling of voting stations with electronic results produced by computerized voting machines.

History suggests that this election could be decided by a small number of votes in a few closely contested states.

A small number of votes remain to be counted, but only two seats are liable to change hands.

"It's sort of interesting that it could come down to such a small number of votes," she said.

Boycotted elections, won or lost by a small number of votes, and suspicion of fraud have been trademarks of the past decade.

Because elections are so tight and a small number of votes can decide races, each voter is highly coveted and doggedly targeted.