Sentence examples for elections test from inspiring English sources

Presidential elections test likeability.

If elections test what the role of government should be, this is a classic case study.

Although France shows every sign of an economic boom, the feel-good factor will have to be kept alight for nine months before municipal elections test the real popularity of the government.

And now, just weeks before the fall elections test the sentiments on the farms, has come one more assault: bill collectors sent in by the Reagan Administration to try to recover on Federal farm loans.

The president has lost his first big election test.

A couple of days later, the system passed another pre-election test with flying colors.

Ermine cloaks the coalition's first post-local election test on Wednesday.

Ulster Unionists, facing a difficult by-election test in south Antrim next week, said any inspections were no substitute for decommissioning.

As she faces her own possible general election test, May maybe hopes his winning aura will rub off on her.

Tuesday's vote was the first post-election test of the state of play in the GOP's inner civil war.

In a general-election test, Obama leads Romney 52 to 43 percent among all Americans; more narrowly, 51 to 45percentt, among registered voters.