Sentence examples for be a good election from inspiring English sources

2015 is not going to be a good election to win.

With government deficits in Britain second in Europe only to those of Greece, some analysts even suggested that this might be a good election to lose.

Mr. Ensign himself has said that a loss of just four seats would be a good election night as far as he was concerned.

If Parliament returns even a handful of MPs from outside that system – people who can bring passion for and direct experience of the issues – then this will be a good election.

Senator John Ensign of Nevada, the chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, conceding the grim political map, has said it would be a good election night if his party lost only four seats.

On paper, 2014 should be a good election for the GOP.

"If it is a good election, that will be unusual for China".

"It may turn out that 2008 was a good election to lose, rather than a good election to win," Cassidy says.

But, you know, this was a really unusual set of historical circumstances, and it may turn out that 2008 was a good election to lose rather than a good election to win.

They're forced to now come out against contraception (and modernity) which is not a good election year issue, unless it's meny centuries ago and I am liveblogging this on the Gutenberg press.

Neil may know he is having a good election, but gone are the days when he would say so; now he leaves that to other people.