Sentence examples for clearly elections from inspiring English sources

Clearly, elections have consequences.

Clearly, the election fight is not over.

Clearly, the election year narratives are getting set for Congressional candidates.

The police commissioner, Frank Mugambage, said Mr. Twagiramungu had clearly violated election law by being "divisive".

"But clearly the election results show that the organization can be taken on and defeated.

"This is quite clearly an election for a solution," said Dr James Ker-Lindsan, an expert on Cyprus at the London School of Economics.

Clearly, this election was more than the usual aggregate of state-level verdicts.Two explanations suggest themselves, starting with the obvious one.

Far more likely is the point that the "northern powerhouse" was clearly an election vote-winning wheeze, which appealed to a Tory party thinking itself, at best, to be a partner in a coalition government after May 2015.

But Democrats clearly see election-year advantages to making Republicans block a vote.

Clearly presidential election polls are often all over the place as we saw in 2012 with Romney predicted to win a month before the election.

The coming elections clearly played a role.