Sentence examples for election in terms from inspiring English sources

"Drudge is really great new factor in this election in terms of media.

Democrats have been slower to cast the election in terms of political apocalypse, but they too are coming around.

KM: Provisional ballots is one of the big issues to watch in the national election, in terms of voter access and voting rights.

So, Clegg would not support a Labour government led by Brown if Labour came third in the election in terms of share of the popular vote.

In a radio interview, he implied he could work with Brown if Labour won the election in terms of seats and votes (see 12.41pm).

It was their best ever result at a federal election in terms of seats, and their best since 2001 in terms of vote percentage.

"They are a little worried about what the election might bring in terms of new violence or conflicts".

Backing up a minute: I don't think you want to read European elections in terms of any particular ideological tide.

BRITAIN'S majoritarian, first-past-the-post electoral system means the country's traditional third party, the Liberal Democrats, suffers most at general elections in terms of seats per vote won.

Despite this, 2013 might be one of the better elections in terms of the arts and culture of many years, with Labor, Liberal and the Greens making positive statements and little sign of the culture wars of the Howard years.

Political romantics like to think of elections in terms of historical trends, big issues, ideological passions and the ebb and flow of momentum.