Sentence examples for a very different election from inspiring English sources

Some of it was justified but I am convinced that had the Government not done this we would have faced a very different election last week.

"This election could come down to that; the stakes are that high". The polls have pushed Labour into fighting a very different election campaign.

"The byelection was a very different election because we had the whole team campaigning in Western Australia so that result was so significantly higher than the Senate result in the general election and has inflated the Senate result from last time," Di Natale told Guardian Australia.

"In 2016 there will be a very different election dynamic compared to what we have just seen in 2014," says Arturo Vargas, executive director of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO), a non-governmental organisation in Los Angeles.

We are in a very different election cycle than we have been in the past.

"The big battle will be in November and it will be a very different election then". In November, for example, the Schiff camp is counting on help from the leaders on the Democratic Party's state ticket who are running for governor and U.S. senator to get out the vote so that Tuesday's results--where the Republican turnout in Glendale appeared to dominate the returns--won't be repeated.

In summary: It would be harder than we think — in part because we tend to conflate a number of very different election systems.

Scotland and Wales contested very different election systems between 1995 and 2016 elections, partly as a result of the devolution measures introduced by the Labour government.

Two very different election campaigns entered critical phases on both sides of the Atlantic this week.

But a check by The New York Times of all the voters challenged by Mr. Vacco in three very different election districts found nearly all at home, living at or near the addresses on their voting records, and many furious with Mr. Vacco and his tactics.

Inhabitants recalled their very different elections in 1992, when the Albanians staged a parallel vote to organized Serbian elections that they boycotted.