Sentence examples for election than from inspiring English sources

"We'd rather lose the election than accept that".

Students may be more invested in this election than they usually are in politics.

I would rather see the G.O.P. lose every election than become "light Democrats".

"There's been more Twitter traffic about the election than there was for the royal baby".

Mr McCain says he would rather lose an election than lose the war.

Rich voters are more up for grabs in this election than they have ever been.

It did little better in this year's election than in 2004.

Health-care reform is no less necessary after the NRW election than it was before.

But there's much more to this election than resolving the status of undocumented immigrants.

While the 2008 election marked a decline in partisan voting relative to the 2004 election, the data demonstrates that it was still a more partisan election than 1996, and a significantly more partisan election than 1976.

"Issues are far less important in this election than they have been in the past.