Sentence examples for be a difficult election from inspiring English sources

At a rally in Columbus, Ohio, Barack Obama acknowledged that this would be a "difficult election" for his party.

This will be a difficult election for the BBC, following its recent – and in my view unjustified – buffeting over alleged bias in its coverage of the Scottish referendum and the conflict in Gaza.

The Senate adjourned Tuesday and will not begin its next regular session until January, after what is expected to be a difficult election for the Republican majority in November.

The proposal from the group of conservatives is likely to be just one of the ideas circulated at the session as Republicans look for ways to right themselves heading into what is promising to be a difficult election year.

They want him to succeed and can see his obvious talent and good intent but they know there is a difficult election ahead.

The showdown would come at a critical time for House Republicans, ahead of what is expected to be a difficult midterm election.

The rally was Mr. Trump's third of four planned for this week, as he tries to corral Republican voters ahead of what is expected to be a difficult midterm election for his party.

Some union leaders say this ethics skirmish is the opening round of what could be a difficult re-election battle for Ms. Roberts in the fall.

Mr. Alesi, also one of the four, opted to retire rather than face what was likely to be a difficult re-election battle, while Senator Roy J. McDonald of Saratoga County lost a Republican primary in September.

Mr. Trumka wrote his private letter to Mr. Obama as the president is eager to woo unions and blue-collar workers in what is shaping up to be a difficult re-election contest against Mitt Romney.

Still, Mr. Chávez is at the start of what could prove to be a difficult re-election campaign overshadowed by his battle with cancer, and the political equation here may be shifting.