Sentence examples for election very from inspiring English sources

We will fight the election very hard.

Ridge asks: isn't a general election very unlikely now?

I think voters take the election very seriously.

But a botched accession in 2007 would make the 2008 election very sticky.

The poll found that two-thirds considered the election "very important".

Perhaps for those reasons, some Somalis are following American politics and this election very closely.

People in Kenya take elections very seriously, said Mutung'u.

It holds elections very well, it does the census very well.

Therefore, a temporary government has been formed to restore order and pave the way for a national government to carry out free elections very soon.

"This is Berlusconi laying down part of his program for what he hopes is going to be elections very shortly".

This election is very very close.