Sentence examples for difference in the election from inspiring English sources

A win for Kerry in Iowa would not have made a difference in the election.

"We want to make a difference in the election," Ms. Skorupa said.

The voters have no real hope of having their votes make a difference in the election.

Mr. Fabrizi said his record as mayor, above all other issues, would make the difference in the election.

"We know that we progressive Democrats may well be the difference in the election," Mr. Kucinich said.

By the way, today's employment numbers probably come too late to make a significant difference in the election.

And that, in the end, may be the biggest difference in this election – the meaning of our democracy.

And that, in the end, may be the biggest difference in this election, the meaning of our democracy.

And that, in the end, may be the biggest difference in this election -- the meaning of our democracy.

But the numbers tell a different story - that it is the Americans who engage their friends and neighbors who are making the difference in this election while the ads play in the background.

If the Clinton campaign gets the strategy, tone and focus just right, millennials can make the difference in this election and put the country's first female president in the White House.