Sentence examples for elected it would be from inspiring English sources

He said that if Modi was elected it would be disastrous for the country.

Everyone always says a vote for Stein is a vote for Trump and that if he gets elected it would be third-party voters' faults.

If Mr. Romney were to be elected, it would be his Treasury Department that would be hurt by such tax-avoidance practices, and his I.R.S. that would have to crack down on them.

At one in 1992 he said, "If the Clinton-Gore team was ever elected, it would be the biggest step backward this country has taken in its 200 years of existence".

He was speaking to something that various Republicans were beginning to consider and express — that if Obama was re-elected, it would be bad, but there could also be an ushering in of the new face of the party.

Were I to propose a first step to the president-elect, it would be to use the bully pulpit to get those states, including Florida, that permanently disenfranchise ex-felons to ease their laws.

He warned the crowd of thousands that if his rival were elected "it would create an unprecedented constitutional crisis and the work of government would grind to an unbelievable, unglorious [sic] halt".

If Clemens is not elected, it would also be viewed as a referendum on his guilt, despite the verdict of the jury.

Had McCain been elected, it would have only been a matter of time before Palin occupied the Oval Office.

If Labor is elected it would legislate so that from 1 July 2017 it would be unlawful for labour hire companies to operate without a licence and for other firms to knowingly or recklessly use an unlicensed company.

"If a climate change denier was to be elected, it would threaten dramatically global action against climate disruption," he said.