Sentence examples similar to deviate from the election from inspiring English sources

Historically, the final popular-vote outcome can deviate from the election-eve generic congressional ballot by a few percentage points, which means that both parties have a decent shot at winning the national House popular vote.

Despite talking about racial diversity the Lib Dems appear unwilling to deviate from their election strategy of only saving their existing MPs, who all happen to be white.

The current generation continues to deviate from the rule.

"Every frame tells the model how to deviate from the neutral pose," Dr. Petajan said.

How much did the initial list deviate from the suggested list?

That doesn't deviate from the fact that I miss him every day".

In general, the worse the maintenance, the more you can deviate from the straitlaced golfing code.

"We didn't really deviate from the Bible," Franklin has boasted, "despite the six-armed angels".

The bits that deviate from the old routines often seem the most uncertain.

Teachers, especially in the early grades, are not to deviate from the program.

The stories must deviate from the canon but still remain familiar.