Sentence examples for chances of election from inspiring English sources

He may, therefore, harm Mr Romney's chances of election.

He realized that public reaction might be most unfavorable and put an end to his chances of election.

The Socialist Party is freshly confident, and has started to believe in its chances of election at the next presidential poll in 2012.

Dr. Munoz is the chairman of the local Republican committee, and he was politely noncommittal in his assessment of Ms. Bitritto's chances of election.

You report (news article, June 23) about the threat that Ralph Nader's presidential candidacy poses to Vice President Al Gore's chances of election.

If Rose is reinstated so he can be eligible for the Hall of Fame, his chances of election by the writers seem to be slim and by the veterans committee virtually nonexistent.

Facing little chance of election, he decided to drop out of the race.

Given our system, it is often very difficult if not impossible to predict the consequences of our voting, beyond increasing one candidate's chance of election.

Mr Clegg argued that the Lib Dems now carried the "torch of progress" because a "lost" Labour Party had run out of energy and ideas and stood no chance of election victory.

It had been a good week for Mr. Romney, whose chance of election improved by 10 points, to nearly 31 percent, but the market said he was still a long shot.

So far, I see no one truly in the Roosevelt tradition with a realistic chance of election, while the rich become more powerful and the powerful become even richer.