Sentence examples for elections raised from inspiring English sources

Large-scale demobilization allayed people's fears; regular consular elections raised their hopes.

The timing, just a week ahead of local elections, raised speculation that it was an attempt by Belgrade to destabilize the political process.

He added the elections "raised questions" about whether the whole exercise was worth it.

American Crossroads, the super PAC that spent $100 million on 2012 elections, raised nearly $1.9 million this year.

The unlimited-money groups, which drew so much attention in the 2012 elections, raised far more in the off year of 2013 than they did in 2011.

Dropping like a bombshell on the U.S. presidential campaign, Comey's disclosure last Friday in a letter to senior lawmakers just days before the elections raised questions about his motives and drew criticism from some over his timing.

The prospect of elections raises numerous concerns.

The result of recent Belgian elections raises the question: should language draw borders?

He has also resisted Democratic efforts to enact public financing for elections, raise the minimum wage and ban smoking in restaurants, among other things.

That Mr. Bush's approval ratings have now plummeted and Republicans are facing an uphill battle in next week's elections raises a host of questions.

Some of the leading Republican super PACs were established during the 2010 elections, raising tens of millions of dollars to counter labor unions and helping Republicans to win control of the House.