Sentence examples for election stronger from inspiring English sources

"I feel there's much more choice in this election, stronger candidates," said Meenu Jha, who arrived with her elderly mother.

Historic gains but no outright win for the FNDespite failing to win any departments in the second round, Marine Le Pen's far-right National Front (FN) party has come out of the election stronger than ever after important gains in the first round.

So if New Jersey is going to stay a blue state, if you're a Democrat, you want to go into the presidential election strong, and without weaknesses like the situation in Bergen".

While Hezbollah's coalition did, in fact, emerge from the elections stronger, and Iran's growing regional power looms large in Lebanon's internal politics, domestic dynamics should not be ignored.

Waleed al-Modallal, a political scientist at the Islamic University of Gaza, said Hamas had emerged from recent internal elections "stronger and more organized" at a time of regional change, and that it had been buoyed by the rise of Islamic political power in Egypt and other areas.

But Afghanistan is not yet a true nation-state, with free and fair elections, strong administrative institutions, and a healthy respect for the rule of law to regulate over the whim of man.

By contrast, the relationship between contributions and votes is real for both partisan and nonpartisan elections, but stronger for partisan elections.

But my view of his strengths and weaknesses remained constant; my belief that he would lose the next election grew stronger.

A coalition of groups in Washington State called Honest Elections Seattle led the fight for citizen funded elections and stronger anti-corruption laws.

In general, they bear out the expectations fed by special election results, strong Democratic fund-raising, national polls and the history of midterm elections that this will be a strong year for Democrats.

Mr. Walker won election with strong support from the Tea Party movement.