Sentence examples for bigger elections from inspiring English sources

His crude efforts to stir up antagonism between Hindus and Muslims mercifully flopped.In this section Democracy, Afghan-style MOMs are from Mars Floating high Spin and substance Blood, sweat and tears The puzzle to the key ReprintsNow the BJP is looking ahead to several bigger elections.

If it is a big election for Greece, it is arguably an even bigger election for Europe, for many reasons.

Commenting on the Climate Council report, the Australian Solar Council CEO, John Grimes, said it showed renewable energy should be a bigger election issue.

There's something deeper going on in the numbers that make me hopeful about the bigger election.

It is the only directly elected EU institution, and Europe's biggest elections yet took place in May 2014.

Big elections attract voters who don't always vote, changing the results or at least raising that possibility.

"We don't have big elections, because there is every prospect that you can win by thinking small".

But on big elections with a lot of interest — like Super Tuesday — it tends to move pretty well.

But at the same time 30 big elections have been held in the country.

Recently they have won more big elections than they have lost.

His biggest impact has been in foreign policy.In other big elections, Jacob Zuma was returned to power as South Africa's president, as was Juan Manuel Santos in Colombia.