Sentence examples for election feeding from inspiring English sources

You have Roger Stone, onetime Nixon dirty trickster who has been a close adviser to Trump this election, feeding the alt-right audience with narratives about Clinton's fictional brain spasms and rigged Democrat electioneering.

The online tumult of the 2016 election fed into a growing suspicion of Silicon Valley's dominance over the public sphere.

Each successful election feeds the hope here that one day the world will reward Somaliland with recognition for carving a functioning, democratic space out of one of the most chaotic countries in the world.

This election fed a part of our human spirit that reveres power and competition.

Away from the frontline, they are setting up crowd-funded television stations and websites to counter Russian propaganda, monitoring local elections, feeding refugees, and pushing their politicians to reform.

Two different approaches to Toronto's recent municipal elections, both using the city's live ward by ward election feed and results.

Our recent election feed, for example, was a smart feed.

The commission had tested a sample of the machines after the election by feeding in a predetermined sequence of votes to confirm accuracy, Mr. Whitmire said, and all the machines passed.

Such fabrications, the anonymous blogger claimed, are being made under the direction of leading opposition figures like Aleksei Navalny and Boris Nemtsov, to be used as a pretext for people to flood the streets the day after the election and "feed us with revolutionary slogans, and scream that all has been stolen from them".

Within days of his election a fed up official at Tower Hamlets town hall leaked that one of Rahman's first requests as Britain's first directly elected Asian mayor was to require a staff member to traipse across London to Covent Garden to buy him the new iPhone 4.

The media focused on the outrage, and those looking to embarrass the Obama administration in an election year fed the press stories that didn't hold up to fact checking.