Sentence examples for election almost from inspiring English sources

A record number of black and British Asian candidates were elected to parliament in the general election, almost doubling their representation in the Commons.

Foreign policy will define the election almost as much as America's troubled economy.

Stelios Kouloglou, who runs the Greek news site Tvxs.gr, called such an election "almost inevitable".

In the 2016 election, almost a third of Trump's support came from independents.

At last year's election, almost half of the votes cast were against the incumbent directors.

"The stock market is up since my election almost fifty per cent," he said.

This would have been inconceivable previously, when a prime minister could call an election almost at will.

The BJP ran 433 candidates in this election, almost as many as Congress, and 69 more than in 2004.

The years leading up to this election almost make the Thomas/Hill hearings look quaint by comparison.

If his collection of promises seems premature for an election almost two years away, it is not.

This is just one of the many problems in Diyala that make holding a fair election almost impossible.