Sentence examples for electoral ground from inspiring English sources

Already, the electoral ground is shifting beneath Rogan's feet.

But the far right has since won back even more electoral ground.

It covers almost all of Hennepin County and should be some of the most fertile electoral ground for Mitt Romney.

In the well-pruned streets of Milton Keynes, there are few outward signs of a fierce electoral "ground war".

"You know you made a big statement there," he said, referring to his endorsement of Sistani's electoral ground rules, which Bremer opposed.

Enter Cassandra Second thoughts A deal at dawn ReprintsThe party is in bad shape, and desperately needs a popular figure to regain electoral ground.

But delay this week on electoral grounds would have postponed a cut in interest rates until July, since the next meeting of the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee MPCC) is scheduled for the two days before the election on June 7th.

Mick Jagger used to pick up his paper from Quinn's local newsagent, though now the place is better known as the electoral stamping ground of MP Boris Johnson.

As expected, she raised her banner on the electoral centre ground once colonised by Tony Blair, the prime minister she served under.

He argued that the electoral middle ground is now worth only 6% and therefore not worth fighting for; this is why parties now prefer to fire up their bases - a far cry from Bill Clinton in America and Tony Blair in Britain trying to woo moderate voters.

As Matthew d'Ancona put it in a column recently, he wants "nothing less than to create a third party of government; not an electoral dumping ground for the Undecideds, the Outraged and People Who Still Hate Blair, but a party ready to participate in future coalitions and bring its own distinctive approach to bear on government".