Sentence examples for election signal from inspiring English sources

The underlying irony for those who sought to end what they perceived as corruption is that they may well have elected a president whose record through the years and whose actions since the election signal it could be the most openly corrupt administration in generations.

But did the seismic upheaval in Tuesday's election signal a political realignment?

And when he and Colbert matched up as mindless pundits in a recurring segment called "Even Stevphen," their routines turned into a jazzlike quilt of sound: COLBERT: Does the French election signal the reëmergence of Fascism in Europe?

Now, a sharp spike in optimism can, in certain cases during an election, signal good news for a challenger over an incumbent.

Does centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron's decisive victory over his far-right opponent Marine Le Pen in the French presidential election signal an end to the populist wave that has had globalists on edge for the past year?

The 18 million cracks in society's glass ceiling, first set in motion by Senator Clinton and then Governor Palin, during this Presidential election, signal a new era on the national political stage for women and should therefore elevate women's issues in the national political dialogue.

Mr. Kufuor's election signals that Ghanaians want to try.

The US election signals "maybe the end of democracy.

But he hopes his election signals a fresh start.

"This election signaled the last where a white Christian strategy is workable," said Robert P.

And the election signaled, or so it seemed, the end of Mr. Giuliani's era in New York.