Sentence examples similar to during their incumbency from inspiring English sources

"Pirro and Spano can win just on their incumbency and financing".

The results suggested the idea that Liberal Democrat MPs would benefit from their incumbency and campaigning track record proved to be a myth.

That means that they did not get to Congress on Trump's coattails: They got there either from their incumbency status or more likely the safe red nature of their districts.

For far too long now SMRR has hid behind the cloak of rent control for the sole purpose of the preservation of their incumbency.

Incumbents, and movie studios are truly incumbents, never challenge their incumbency.

At the latest count, 73 are retiring, around one-fifth of the total, and their incumbency effect retires with them.

Their incumbency feels like an unusually big advantage in an election likely to be devoid of strong national currents.

A number of politicians traded their incumbency in other offices to run for seats on the Council.

Thus it goes "inside the beltway," a lucrative place that candidates perpetually run against then rely on to bolster their incumbency.

"No matter who is in power, they want to draw their lines to maintain their incumbency for the next decade," she said.

My desire is to see a regulatory regime that reviews issues of surveillance and monopoly as intertwined and understands that surveillance is the mechanism by which monopolies protect their incumbency.