Sentence examples for any sort of election from inspiring English sources
And the prime minister has yet to show that he can win any sort of election in England.
Mr. Obama's campaign is altogether trying to ignore the evening, with aides saying he will not give any sort of election night speech because he is flying on to Michigan where he has events on Wednesday.
"We're not talking about figuring out the DNA strand here," said Jon Ralston, Nevada's most respected and widely quoted political reporter, who said he had already identified the state's biggest winner: "Me!" How Nevada changes the calculation for Democratic contenders is a matter of debate within incipient campaigns, a sort of election wild card.
(That's basically tantamount to asking Ryan to straight-up hide his agenda, in a sort of election year "Scorpion and the Toad" scenario).
Opinion surveys indicated that only about 1 in 10 voters favored any sort of boycott of the elections.
Now, the possibility of a different sort of election fraud has gripped the state.
It simply is not an evidence-based statement to claim that he has had some sort of election season epiphany around issues important to the L.G.B.T. community.
Mr Yanukovych is unlikely to allow either sort of election, but even he must see that his country is becoming ungovernable.
That damage must be undone if Labour is not to suffer the sort of election rout that would discredit the left for a generation.
