Sentence examples for elections like this from inspiring English sources

HOW do Kenya's many ethnic groups complicate elections like this one?

Navaraj Suwal, 42, a teacher, said Nepal had never had elections like this before.

But the reliability of older voters makes them coveted in elections like this one, where the turnout is expected to be anemic.

Special elections like this one usually have small turnouts, but the January blizzard of campaign commercials — it is not unusual to see three or four in a row during local newscasts — has whipped up interest in the race.

There is a simple reason that Florida law, and the law in many other states, calls for a careful check by real people of the machine results in elections like this one.

His initial success is evidence that ideology and party political control, while they may matter in national contests, do not count for much in local elections like this, the first of its kind in Britain.

Mr. Sarkozy, who is at a low in the opinion polls a year before elections, may not like this film, however.

Have you ever seen someone dominate an election like this?

"We have not had an election like this is in any of our experience".

All this may seem like splitting hairs, but in a close election like this one, it can matter.

Now in an election like this, you expect a certain amount of tactical reimagining.