Sentence examples for democratic chance from inspiring English sources

Britain's success in giving Zimbabwe its democratic chance would prove pyrrhic indeed if all its efforts had handed this vital corner of the world into Marxist hands.

There might have been even more here from such informed yet readable solo acts David Denby, Kenneth Turan, David Thomson and A. O. Scott are only a few of the many recent exponents on the bill if the worthy bores had not been given their democratic chance, but hey, that's America.

According to them, the fact that Rep. Nancy Pelosi is the face of House Democrats diminishes Democratic chances of winning many swing districts and regaining control of the House this fall.

And they won in races where Democrats had believed that a Tea Party candidate would improve Democratic chances.

The spectrum has shifted, and Mr. Nader cannot jerk it back by demolishing Democratic chances.

Should they sweep those, they would still need to triumph in a state like California or West Virginia, where Democratic chances seemed to be improving.

In many of those states Democratic chances may well depend on whether turnout by blacks and union members approaches record levels.

And its fate could depend on how a couple dozen Democratic congressmen answer the questions Mr. McConnell and Mr. Obama raised: Would passing health care devastate Democratic chances in the fall?

The thinking was that North Carolina, though it went to Obama in 2008, was an extremely close race, and that holding the convention in Charlotte would help buttress Democratic chances in November.

One offer, they said, came from Republicans this month, a promise of at least $100,000 if the Greens fielded candidates in two House races as a way to hurt Democratic chances.

With Republicans holding a majority of only 10 House seats in Washington, redistricting could have a significant impact on Democratic chances to regain control in 2002 after eight years in the minority.