Sentence examples for compelling election from inspiring English sources

The events of recent weeks offer plentiful fodder for a compelling election campaign narrative, but Ms. Ambiga shoots down any possibility that a political career could be in the offing.

If Snapchat can create compelling election content, it could better host lucrative political ads.

Either way, it certainly promises to be a compelling election season.

In the meantime, we have some strange and compelling elections, in which both Republican and Democratic candidates at once are trying to assimilate the emotional intensity of the 2016 campaign while hedging their careers against it lasting.

"By the People" doesn't have juicy revelations or a tightly knit narrative, but it puts the viewer smack in the middle of the most compelling political election in recent memory.

Moonves said despite the ratings declines in NFL viewing this season — largely blamed on competition from the compelling presidential election campaign — it continues to be the best product on television.

The sales-pitch is even more compelling in an election year.Once industrial subsidies like this begin to flow, it is difficult to stop them.

Though Silver is also a revered baseball statistician and under the direction of ESPN, no doubt ABC News still sees FiveThirtyEight as a tool that could be best put to use -- and most compelling -- during election season.

So while our key strategy word in 2007 was "Defense!" our new strategy watchword for 2008 might be "Flexibility!" Note this compelling history about presidential election years: Since 1940, 81% of presidential election years have seen gains in the S&P 500 Index.

This, his advisers say, is his strongest suit and provides the most compelling argument for his election as president.

What if Alexandra Chalupa's report now on its way to Congress presents compelling evidence that the election was hacked?