Sentence examples for election life from inspiring English sources

Age, work, the election, life: there it was, on her face and in ours.

A decade after Aristide won his historic election, life in Haiti has hardly improved.

When asked about her plans for post-2012 elifeinn late 2011ate 2011, she said: "I think after 20 years, and it will be 20 years, of being on the highwire of American politics and all of the challenges that come with that, it would probably be a good idea to just find out how tired I am".

Observed post-election life years were compared between elected candidates and runners-up, adjusting for life expectancy at time of election.

In post hoc calculations, the statistical power to detect an absolute difference of 4.4 post-election life years (our estimated difference between elected and runner-up candidates) in a single country comparison of 34 elected and 19 runner-up candidates (the UK sample) was 14%.

This article first appeared on homairakabir.com I've just finished a session with a client who came in terrified by the prospect of post-election life.

Is he deliberately raising his profile in the party at a time when many Tory MPs are beginning to ponder possible defeat at the next election and life after Cameron?

Senegal isn't one of the countries in Africa where people die every time there's an election, but life there isn't that great.

Sol Glasner Chevy Chase, Md., Sept. 3, 2008 To the Editor: America is facing one of its most important presidential elections ever ("Life of Her Party," by Maureen Dowd, column, Sept. 3).

That said, even if a coalition government is indeed formed, scrapping the need for early elections, its life cycle would be limited to perhaps a year to a year and a half, according to Ulgen.

In the '08 elections, pro-life Catholics emerged as the dominant voice of the religious right.