Sentence examples for comparison of election from inspiring English sources

Here, for instance, is a comparison of election results to the rate of payroll jobs growth — the variable you often see highlighted when the government releases its jobs report on the first Friday of each month.

By comparison, the issue of election petitions is as blessedly weighty as North Korea's nuclear ambitions.

Ted Cruz's stump speech leans heavily on a comparison of the current moment with the election season in 1980; Donald Trump's, with its big talk of trade wars and winning, is of the Reagan era as well.

Observed post-election life years were compared between elected candidates and runners-up, adjusting for life expectancy at time of election.

To enable a comparison of sexual violations and human rights violations data between the pre-2007 election (baseline), election violence, and post-election violence periods, weights were applied to create mean occurrences (of a violation) per 1,000 persons per year.

Finally, we discuss the effects of election polling data on election outcomes.

We do this for many notions of nearness and for a broad range of election systems.

The model measured the time from last election until death (or end of the study period) for all candidates, adjusting for life expectancy at the time of election.

William Safire Kerryry's Unreal Deal," column, March 3) says the presidential election will turn on the comparison of John Kerry's ideas with President Bush's.

A comparison of the two signatures at the Miami-Dade County elections office revealed that Mr. Hanika's signature had changed, but not much.

I even heard someone on MSNBC (who I won't name) make the ridiculous comparison of how many bilateral meetings George W. Bush had during his 2004 election campaign.