Sentence examples for election share from inspiring English sources

I hope all who participated in this election share in this optimism.

Five doorsteppers helping decide the election share their experiences from the front line.

Here, though, they will be defending a general election share of 14.5% of the vote.

Even after the Sun poll, Labour is still only on 31%, well below its 2005 election share of 35%.

This represents a 3% rise for the Liberal Democrats on last year's local election share of the vote and a 2% fall for Labour.

Although the economy has been doing decently and profits for the companies making up the S&P 500 are likely to be 20% higher this year than last, on the eve of the election share prices stood roughly where they had on January 1st, having surrendered all the gains they had made earlier in the year.

But since the election, shares of military contractors are actually doing better than the broader market.

But Bertie Carvel in particular caught Clegg's complex and tortured credo down to a T. I was on a plane with Mr Nick just before that election, shared a ciggy with him in the sunshine, shared some Big Thoughts, and he's 17 times the man some of you love to so cheaply deride, and this fine drama caught much of that subtlety.

The day after the election, shares of the US's two largest gun companies fell more than 10%, a seeming reaction to Trump's victory, and to the potential end to the spiking gun sales driven by a fear of looming gun bans.

UKIP leader Nigel Farage, who this week was selected to fight South Thanet at the 2015 general election, shared the platform with Mr Carswell at his press conference.

Their manifestos for the European elections share a collective imagination deficit.