Sentence examples for electoral futures from inspiring English sources

Both are panicked about their electoral futures.

Two other titles appealed to the deeper fears of members with uncertain electoral futures: All Fun and Games Until Someone Loses an Eye, by Christopher Brookmyre, and This Book Will Save Your Life, by AM Holmes.

Mr Hazare's electoral future may be dust, but plenty of other spoilers could yet make trouble.

"Liberaltarian" pragmatism has no electoral future in the absence of support from social movements and institutions dedicated to promoting it.

The main tug-of-war over the party's ideological and electoral future plays out in policy debates.

(Ezra Klein, similarly, questions Collins's premise in a post accurately titled, "In which I ruin my bright electoral future").

Ms. Merkel, the document said, "cares only for the bank depositors of the upper Rhine, the trade balance in Berlin and her electoral future".

At a moment when the nation's electoral future seems tied to the fate of its jobs, much more than next month's paycheck depends on the answers.

Losing to a dead candidate is a decidedly unpromising sign about the electoral future and, to many, John Ashcroft's political career seemed over.

But after he became President, Johnson risked everything, including his own office and the Democratic Party's electoral future, to pass the landmark bills for civil rights in 1964 and voting rights in 1965.

Nevertheless, quite a few Republicans thought it was a bad idea to insult the integrity of American youth and minorities at a moment when everybody agreed that the electoral future belonged to American youth and minorities.