Sentence examples for election playing from inspiring English sources

5. How is the election playing out in financial markets?

She has emphasized the importance of economics in the election, playing down the significance of social issues.

Anyone who thinks they are going to win this election playing the Iraq or the terrorism card — one way or another — is, in my view, seriously deluded.

The letters in this volume of Adams Family Correspondence span the period from July 1795 to the eve of John Adams's inauguration, with the growing partisan divide leading up to the election playing a central role.

More than that, Mr. McAuliffe's central campaign message— that he was a business leader who had created jobs in private enterprise and would do the same for the state — might have worked well in a general election playing out against a backdrop of continued job losses.

Lafleur, who had first retired in 1984 after growing frustrated with the Canadiens' defense-focused system, returned to the league days after his 1988 election, playing for the New York Rangers and Quebec Nordiques before finally retiring in 1991.

Others are deferring crucial decisions until the court rules and the November election plays out.

Not surprisingly, this year's divisive election played a significant role in this year's ceremony.

The election played no role in the indictments' timing, Mr. Vinegrad said.

Other therapists said the unresolved election played into patients' anxieties about their country and themselves.

In Dwayne's vision, the 1992 election plays out with genders switched.