Sentence examples for election maybe from inspiring English sources

If another party does not join the election maybe this election will not be credible.

If the polls can't predict the election, maybe the planets can.

Is there a source of stress – a presidential election maybe – weighing on your mind?

"Before we in the newspaper business spend all our time and energy analyzing Governor Dewey's failure in the election, maybe we ought to analyze our own failure.

That would probably do most to reassure business leaders, too.As things stand, the AK Party is likely to win such an election, maybe even with an increased majority.

DOROTHY WICKENDEN: Ryan, does Christie's reversal on this regional program indicate that he's still considering a run for the President, if not during this election, maybe in years ahead?

In a year when the economy's tanking but the incumbent's favourability rating is still holding steady near 50% – no president with that rating has ever lost re-election – maybe it's not a dark horse the GOP needs, but a unicorn.

"Just imagine if you had elections, maybe one party gets involved in vote buying, gets disbanded, and then we have street protests about this," he said, describing a now-familiar scenario.

In previous elections, maybe one percent of the electorate read the program and the rest just voted based on national preferences.

For one thing, at the end of 2015, candidates of the National Front would win hundreds of seats in the regional elections; maybe they would even be victorious in some parts of the country and implement their ideas, and, at the same time, explain that they cannot do anything meaningful without national power.

Maybe it's because everyone's focused on the election, or maybe the entire country just doesn't want to think about President Bush anymore, but I feel that he hasn't been getting the attention he deserves of late.