Sentence examples for election for instance from inspiring English sources

Of the 1992 presidential election, for instance, he noted that the recession had officially ended by March of the previous year, and by Election Day the economy was doing fairly well.

About this year's election, for instance, he said, "The left is more excited because they have more at stake".

The $2,600 cap on contributions to a given candidate in each election, for instance, is not at issue in the case.

One can, of course, point toward other differences between the two races: turnout was almost 50 percent higher in the New York election, for instance.

Increasingly, they try to help set up democratic institutions in advance of an election: for instance, the Commonwealth has just finished helping Lesotho redraft its electoral law.

In the 2000 election, for instance, high-technology companies donated $40 million to both parties, on par with other leading business segments and trade unions.

Elections, for instance, are an elaborate charade.

Elections, for instance, "require a huge amount of work," he said.

This can be seen in gubernatorial elections, for instance, where the Republican or the independent candidate is selected locally and may be a better fit for Rhode Island moderates.

Saudi Arabia's elections, for instance, are for only half the seats on toothless town councils, with half the populace women excluded.

In the 2010 mid-term elections, for instance, Latinos comprised 6.9 percent of the electorate, their best showing ever in a mid-term election, but still significantly below their 10.1 percent share of eligible voters.