Sentence examples for election worth from inspiring English sources

All of which makes Tuesday's election worth looking at from a longer, wider view.

They laughed when I said I was covering the election for The New Yorker, since they hadn't seen much of an election worth covering.

It is also true that no election is worth winning if you have to abandon what you believe.

The markets evidently think so: share prices leapt when he won.Mr Sharif's victory was not the only election result worth celebrating.

Sam Chatterjee, Washington The real McCain Your editorial "Come back, Mr. McCain" (April 24) says "no election is worth winning if you have to abandon what you believe".

Nevertheless, it's disappointing that "no changes to pensions" is an election promise worth keeping, but "no new taxes" is not.

During the general election, houses worth millions of pounds had Labour posters in their windows.David Miliband grew up on these gilded slopes as did his younger brother, Ed.

He also revealed plans to introduce an omnibus bill that would pull together the savings measures that Labor said it would support during the election campaign, worth more than $6bn.

Candidates have to respond with their own positions on issues, and that pressure has made this election cycle worth watching.

On a recent visit with my 90-year-old father who continues to live independently in West Palm Beach, Florida, I asked him if he thought that the upcoming presidential election was worth his voting in.

As Trump's administration defends his Muslim ban in court, another comment from the pontiff, made during last year's election, is worth remembering: "A person who thinks only about building walls, wherever they may be, and not building bridges, is not Christian".