Sentence examples for election focus from inspiring English sources

Europe has been out of the spotlight for a while, partly because of the election focus here, but also because the acute financial strains have abated a bit.

The dramatic race between Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton makes the election focus on the Democratic Party's values, and not the Republicans'.

Aware of the hostility in Britain to the common currency and of the Conservatives' eagerness to capitalize on it, Mr. Blair had been at pains in recent years to avoid letting the election focus on the euro.

Last week, as the election focus turned to recounts, military ballots and thorny legal issues, the Bush campaign summoned Mr. Racicot to Austin to review the fronts of the legal and political battles.

So yeah, let's get through this training bra of an election, focus on the exciting one, and take bets on which Presidential nominee will strap their pet to the roof of a car next year. .

Debate in last year's election focused on boosting the economy.

In an election focused on the economy, single women present a complicated case.

A national election focuses our attention on a single level of competition — political party versus political party.

And the original, left-wing opposition to the machines in the 2004 election focused obsessively on Diebold's C.E.O.

The hearing on Thursday, part of a series the commission is holding to dramatize voting problems before the 2004 election, focused on the Florida purge.

He said there were more than 10,000 videos on the site that were produced around the time of the election, focusing on activity at the polls, in what appeared to be an organized effort.