Sentence examples for election fatigue from inspiring English sources
Call it election fatigue.
About 9.8 million Greeks, many suffering election fatigue, are eligible to cast their ballot.
What is more, election fatigue has set in, and geographic divides remain.
By the night before the election, fatigue was showing in various forms on our TV screens.
"And after a 17-month presidential campaign, I think we're seeing some election fatigue, even here in Chicago".
We should not let fears of election fatigue prevent us from arguing what is in the best interests of the country.
But we've recovered our wits, and now one particular wit, the cartoonist David Sipress, will aid in the recovery from Sandy and from pre- and post-election fatigue by drawing a cartoon every weekday for a month.
Those not already suffering election-year fatigue might enjoy the historically minded series "Race for the White House" narrated by "House of Cards'" Kevin Spacey.
Inflation was quashed, the currency pegged, the banking system rescued.When the 2001 election came round, fatigue with the perceived hardships of reform turned many voters to ex-king Simeon, who has been doing a fair job.
Mr Poroshenko began election day donning fatigues at polling sites in the eastern city of Kramatorsk, where he noted that two-thirds of the soldiers serving in the area were not able to vote.
The defiant stance, coming months ahead of important local elections, illustrates the fatigue — and resistance — that a continued push for fiscal rectitude in the wake of the sovereign debt crisis risks engendering across Europe.
