Sentence examples for about every election from inspiring English sources

His persistence seems to be paying off: Korwin-Mikke has run in just about every election – presidential and parliamentary – in post-communist Poland.

A recurring theme from just about every election cycle is the economic altitude of candidates who insist on playacting that they're less loftily removed from the so-called common man than they really are.

In East Chicago, Ind., Helen Hernandez was mistakenly asked to produce identification in the primary there in May, even though she has lived there since the 1950's and has voted in just about every election since.

Noonan says that there may be an opportunity down the line for a non-Washington candidate to emerge, which is what I'm sure she says about every election cycle.

In fact, she's held her political office back in 1998 and has campaigned in just about every election for something since then, so it is hard for her to make the case that she's an outsider, simply because her party loses a lot of elections.

If the blog had rated each candidate individually, the success rate for governors, senators and representatives would have been minuscule when compared to the vice presidency, as numerous candidates of these offices generally run in about every election, unlike the vice president which is much rarer.

"I wrote a bit recently about how every election is between an Ernie and a Bert, and Ernie always wins," he said.

(This is something everyone says about every candidate in every election).

The one thing we can and should do as business owners is learn about the facts in every election.

I won't let on about that, of course; I have to say every election is about the future.

Fears about violence mean that in every election year the economy suffers a drop in growth of about one percentage point, as foreign and Kenyan investors wait to see what the result will be and how it will be received.