Sentence examples for election that caused from inspiring English sources

This discrepancy was connected to the tough Democratic primary election that caused some former McCarthy, Kennedy or McGovern supporters to vote for Nixon or Wallace as a protest.

While we may not know if this particular election that caused psychological distress (it's possible call volumes increase after any election), it's also no secret that this divisive and negative race has taken a toll on citizens' mental health.

Palm Beach County was home to the notorious "butterfly ballot" in the 2000 presidential election that caused 3,704 voters to mistakenly select Pat Buchanan instead of Al Gore (the entire race was ultimately decided for George W. Bush by 537 votes in Florida).

Ironically, the by-election that caused Labour the most grief came after Marsha Singh quit because he was terminally ill, and his Bradford West was unexpectedly seized by George Galloway.

A businessman, he was vital in establishing the National Movement for Free Elections, or Namfrel, a poll watch by 400,000 volunteers who helped delineate the election fraud that caused American officials to call for Mr. Marcos's ouster.

Mr. Vajpayee has already said "circumstances" will force the nationalists to abandon, at least for the duration of the new Parliament, election promises that caused widespread anxiety among Muslims.

President Obama has a long agenda for his State of the Union address, but it is important that he not forget the most fundamental democratic reform of all: repairing a broken election system that caused hundreds of thousands of people to stand in line for hours to vote last year.

Curbing corruption at the business-level is essential to prevent a repetition of Tadic's politically motivated funding of inefficient state enterprises during the 2012 election campaign that caused Serbia to breach IMF targets.

I worry more about the harm to democracy from corporate influence in elections than that caused by same-sex marriages.

Last Thursday night, just hours after it was announced that Hamas had crushed Fatah in legislative elections––an event that caused some right-wing Israeli politicians to declare the birth of a terrorist "Hamastan" — Harari welcomed a visitor to his home, in the town of Yavne, near the Mediterranean.

Last Thursday night, just hours after it was announced that Hamas had crushed Fatah in legislative elections––an event that caused some right-wing Israeli politicians to declare the birth of a terrorist "Hamastan"—Harari welcomed a visitor to his home, in the town of Yavne, near the Mediterranean.