Sentence examples for election would be that from inspiring English sources

Fair reporting on the subject of this current election would be that the press has decided that the same American public that voted out the GOP in 2006-08 intentent on putting them back in office in 2010.

One way to interpret social media's failure in predicting some of this year's critical elections would be that Malcolm Gladwell was right -- our digital connections are just not valuable enough to serve as real-life predictors.

Until this morning, the assumption had been that the election would be about which party was best placed to use the proceeds of an incipient recovery.

It had been assumed, of course, that the election would be over by now.

All the predictions that were made over the previous week — that the election would be canceled, that there would be thugs and intimidation and violence at the polls — melted away.

For that reason, the ideal 2012 election would be one that offered the public competing conservative and liberal versions of the key grand bargains, the key balances, that America needs to forge to adapt its capitalism to this century.

Friedman writes, "the ideal 2012 election would be one that offered the public competing conservative and liberal versions of the key grand bargains".

The election would be a repudiation of that," says Raúl A. Ramos, an associate professor at the University of Houston.

"We knew a recall election would be tough and that we would be outspent," said Trumka.

One of Trump's last predictions was that his election would be "Brexit, plus, plus, plus".

"The early assumption," says Juan Rangel, a Latino leader and supporter of Mr Emanuel, "was that the election would be all about race".