Sentence examples for election was complicated from inspiring English sources

CAIRO — As my colleague David Kirkpatrick reports, the apparent victory of Mohamed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood's candidate, in Egypt's presidential election was complicated on Monday by legal maneuvers from the ruling military council which cast doubt on what power the office now holds.

Of course, but this election is complicated.

Handicapping the election is complicated by the angst felt by many Venezuelans that a vote for the opposition could bring retaliation.

"Handicapping the election is complicated by the angst felt by many Venezuelans that a simple vote for the opposition could bring retaliation".

For the election commission, just scheduling a national election is complicated enough, balancing holidays, religious festivals, planting seasons, monsoons and school exams.

In some elections, the mechanism of the election is complicated, and in others, the candidates present further complexities in modeling the event.

The reasons she lost the election are complicated.

The two-round parliamentary elections, which since 2002 have followed the presidential elections, are complicated and difficult to predict.

His departure from the field of possible candidates also benefits Mr. Torricelli, whose prospects for re-election are complicated by a federal investigation into evidence that he accepted tens of thousands of dollars in cash and gifts from a political donor.

Meanwhile, America's presidential race and Iraq's upcoming provincial elections "are complicating the political calculus among the disparate factions in Iraq," Delahunt and DeLauro wrote.

Mohamed Morsi's election in 2012 was complicated, a consequence of there being too many moderate candidates and the vote being split among them, which paved the way for Morsi winning 51.7percentt of the vote against Ahmed Shafiq (Mubarak's last prime minister) in a runoff election.