Sentence examples for because the election will from inspiring English sources

Victory will go to him because the election will be lost, not won.

That is not just because almost any political change in Myanmar would mark an improvement; it is also because the election will create new, partially representative, institutions, and sometimes the forms of even heavily circumscribed democracy take on a life of their own.

Instead, they contend, the emphasis should be on the abuses themselves because the election will be meaningless if they are not first resolved.

Especially because the election will take place in August, when most people aren't paying attention to politics and a lot of voters will be in Clearwater or Cedar Point.

He said he was voting for Assad not because he supports him but because he hopes the election will stabilize Syria enough for him to go home.

Jeffress, the Dallas pastor, goes so far as to suggest that Moore's refusal to support Trump might be disqualifying, because the result of the election will likely decide the balance of the Supreme Court.

Financial markets fell sharply because opinion polls suggest the election will be won by Syriza, a left-wing populist party that wants to scrap or reverse the conditions of Greece's euro bail-outs.

Not only because the small town that has ended up being the world has strengthened the ties that bind us, but because we sense that the election will also mold our next steps as well.

It's also because it's perfectly possible that the election will produce a minority government in which one party governs alone and not in coalition and seeks not one deal for five years but a series of deals vote-by-Parliamentary vote.

The election will take place because they felt free in the last parliament to make and break alliances as their whims and parochial calculations dictated.

This makes sense, not least because the elections will require a surge of international troops to guard against Taliban attacks on polling booths.