Sentence examples for election to election from inspiring English sources

Everybody lives from election to election.

However, this advantage can vary a bit from election to election.

This was no anomaly; these numbers are very consistent from election to election.

And they hop gleefully between Republican and Democratic from election to election.

Others, however, see the beginnings of Mexico's alternating parties in power from election to election.

The effect of the vice-presidential nominee varies a bit from election to election and from candidate to candidate.

Whatever their accuracy, their immediacy feeds the election-to-election perspective of most elected officials despite longer-term evidence that the earth is warming, and that this warming will have dire consequences.

The government has essentially an election-to-election planning horizon, and the enterprises are mostly driven by short-term financial and profit objective.

Mr President, on 9 April the Republic of Peru will be holding presidential elections and legislative elections to elect the 90 members of Congress.

"But the way it affects voting has always changed from general election to general election.

The Constitutional Council approved the reversal of the country's election calendar next year, allowing the presidential election to come before legislative elections.