Sentence examples for election better from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the Obama administration caved because it considers a flawed election better than no election.

Domestically, since Iran has a fractured regime, a political system with real if limited elements of democracy, and a vigorous civil society, there's a chance of making the next election better than this last one.

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The ratio of people who view Mr. Kerry positively to those who view him negatively, he said, was typical for challengers at this point in an election, better than that for Bill Clinton in June 1992, slightly worse than that for Michael S. Dukakis in May 1988.

She defended them on TV in the election better than anyone else I saw: she's clever (a First from Oxford) but entirely normal, an unusual combination.

She summed up the US election better than any other pundit when she said of Donald Trump's campaign, "It's exciting watching the footage of his rallies thinking, 'This will be in a documentary in about 20 years time with ominous music underneath it, and here's me watching it live.'".

But without a primary election, better-qualified candidates can be left out of the election process.

After his election, better-off Tehranis made jokes about the president scorning his origins: there were problems with the quality of drinking water because Ahmadinejad had washed his socks in the reservoir.

Whoever won, I have come away from the elections better off.

If implemented, they would probably make elections better: more people would vote; their experiences at polling places would improve; and there would be fewer horror stories on election day.

This overhaul, Mr Rainsy says, will ensure future elections better reflect the will of the people.There is more substance for the opposition to relish, beyond making future ballots fairer.