Sentence examples for election from a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lehtinen, like others, said that Mr. Soini benefited in the last election from a quiet unhappiness on many fronts.

I find a podcast in which people are discussing the American election from a statistical point of view.

The 2012 Presidential election, Keene told American Rifleman, is "perhaps the most crucial election, from a Second Amendment standpoint, in our lifetimes".

During the byelection, a strike by Asian workers at the foundry transforms the election from a cosy English ritual into a bloody battleground.

Secondly, Obama is clearly trying to convert the election from a referendum on his own record to a personality contest between him and Romney.

In 2017, the ruling Conservatives called a surprise election from a position of apparently unquestionable dominance, 24 points ahead in the polls.

They are interested, primarily, in avoiding a challenge in the next election from an N.R.A.-backed candidate.

The ruling military council needs to transform the presidential election from an existential exercise into a manageable political one.

After analysing tens of millions of tweets sent from US accounts between June 2015 and December 2017, they found references to embarrassment and variants on the word had risen 45% since the election, from an average of 909 per million to 1,319 per million.

But she lost re-election from a suburban Seattle district that happens to include the Microsoft campus.

At the betting market Intrade, the contract on Mr. Obama's 2012 chances has declined in value only barely, to implying a 57.9 percent chance of re-election from a 58.4 percent chance before the jobs numbers were published.