Sentence examples for democratic making from inspiring English sources

Polls here say that almost two-thirds of these voters are leaning Democratic, making them particularly critical to Mr. Obama's effort to win a second contest in a row.

Former felons are disproportionately drawn from poor and minority communities, and as such, if they vote at all, they tend to lean Democratic, making the decision by a Republican governor all the more remarkable.

A Bloomberg analysis points out that 70percentt of Starbucks stores in the United States are in counties that tend to vote Democratic, making the coffee chain vulnerable to discontent on the left.

The video includes a series of separate statements, including one titled "Why run an auction for the Google I.P.O.?" "One thing we are interested in is making the process more democratic, making our shares available to more investors and to do that in a sort of rational way that would work," Mr. Page says.

His district is heavily Democratic, making it likely the party would retain the seat in an election.

In 2016, the general popular ballot was about +2.5 Democratic, making Virginia about 2 points above the national median, so the Virginia 2017 performance equates to about +7 Democratic nationally.

"They said they were going to reform the House, make it more democratic, make it more open".

"Having that lead at this point in a state that trends Democratic makes this race problematic for Doug Forrester," said Jennifer Duffy, The Report's Senate editor.

Another reader, very democratic, made sure to put at least one wealthy county in each new state.

First, nonwhite voters, a group that is heavily Democratic, make up a significantly bigger share of the state's electorate than the national one.

The Russian added, unconvincingly, "Our objective is to make the world more democratic, make it balanced and multi-polar".