Sentence examples for electoral failure from inspiring English sources

But it was born of electoral failure and political weakness.

Small-government conservatives resent his spending, but cutting middle-class entitlements (alas) guarantees electoral failure.

She was in denial about electoral failure, he claimed, and stuck with outdated notions of the left.

And so her hegemony ensured the Blair landslide of 1997, and 20 years of (relative) electoral failure for Conservatives.

Those were the most important questions facing the Democrats in the wake of their electoral failure Tuesday.

But the subsequent generation of electoral failure has laid bare the reality of what Ross had identified.

This is where Haidt diverges from other psychologists who have analyzed the left's electoral failures.

Having avoided Kenya's and Zimbabwe's electoral failures, everybody will now be watching to see whether Ghana can avoid Nigeria's hydrocarbon mistakes.

But we have a lot of work to do, given our recent electoral failures, and we need a different approach — one that's focused on the facts and the future.

Shortly after becoming Tory leader, in 2006, Mr Cameron urged his colleagues to consider this tic the prime reason for their serial electoral failures: "While parents worried about child care, getting the kids to school, balancing work and family life, we were banging on about Europe".

Maybe the entire Democratic Party owes America an apology for its persistent refusal to come to terms with the underlying reasons for our electoral failures.