Sentence examples for between elections because of from inspiring English sources

The tightness of this election has led to widespread speculation this week that the majority could actually shift between elections because of lawmakers dying or switching parties.

Holland retired before the 1957 elections because of poor health.

The surprise partnership between the prime minister and the former leader of the opposition came a day after Mr. Netanyahu called for early elections because of cracks in his original coalition.

(I'm not sure where you'd classify the 2000 election because of the split between the popular vote and the Electoral College, or 2004 since George W. Bush and John Kerry had essentially the same net favorability rating in the early going).

The Wilson Marshall ticket easily won the 1912 election because of the division between the Republican Party and the Progressive Party.

Gordon Brown was not a candidate in the leadership election because of an agreement between the two made in 1994, in which Brown promised not to run for election.

But 2010 could be much worse for the Democrats than the typical midterm election because of the much-discussed "enthusiasm gap" between the parties.

Did she lose a close election because of sexism?

Cameron accused Brown of "bottling" the election because of opinion polls, which Brown denied.

This is difficult because, alongside demographic factors, results vary between elections (a district representative of the result at the last election may not be at the next one).

Such candidates are also vital in elections because any one of them will be selected as an admin among thousands of people.