Sentence examples for considerable election from inspiring English sources

The PRI, as the Party is called, was formed in 1929 and has held on ever since by combining smar organizational politics and a selective granting of favors with strong-arm tactics and considerable election fraud.

As leader he began the process of reforming the party's organisation and machinery, efforts which resulted in considerable by-election and municipal election successes including control of the LCC under Herbert Morrison in 1934.

Nevins noted that Showtime has already had considerable 2016 election success with The Circus of Politics, above, a rapid-turnaround documentary that he said has "changed the conversation... and made news".

With seemingly uncannily successful predictions from Nate Silver and Josh Putnam, considerable post-election analysis has focused on the role of mathematics in political science and polling.

Was this held to be a bypass scheme that could be included in the programme because there was little chance of the opposition to the bypass (which is considerable) mattering on election day?

—MARTIN FACKLER, HISAKO UENO, MAKIKO INOUE AND HIROKO TABUCHI In Poland, one of Mr. Romney's stops on his overseas tour this past summer, all the major newspapers, magazines, online platforms and television stations are giving the election considerable air time, although there too the intensity of the coverage has dipped since the frenzy of attention after the last campaign.

EVERYONE knows that America's tax code is a mess, yet despite considerable talk when elections come around, we've done nothing substantial to fix it.

The anti-refugee Alternative für Deutschland party has been making considerable gains in elections over voters' fears that Merkel's refugee policy is a threat to German stability.

In many places they serve within government and receive considerable support in elections.

But there is considerable data behind his election prediction, using his econometric models.

Yet Republicans and Democrats alike are finding that recalling the last election entails considerable risk.