Sentence examples for electoral outlook from inspiring English sources
Mr Brown may then find the electoral outlook less agreeable.
"The consequences of continuing with the status quo are dire and will affect the party's electoral outlook in the years to come".
When I last interviewed him, he was determined there would be "no place on the campaign team" for the renegade Rennard (given the Lib Dems' current electoral outlook, that may be a punishment he can live with).
Some now sing the praises of electoral politics.The outlook is much blurrier in Sunni territory.
But the state-by-state outlook and the electoral-vote arithmetic are much better for Mr. Gore.
They vary in their specific political outlook and goals, previous electoral participation, and sophistication in politics.
Confronted with these dueling outlooks and forecasts of electoral calamity, both sides have hunkered down.
The regional assembly is in charge of electoral procedure and, among other things, vote-counting.The outlook for the West (and particularly for the United States, which has set great store on Ukraine's independence and future prosperity) is bleak.
After midterm "wave elections" in 2006 and 2010, the calmer outlook this time reduces the stakes of electoral competition next year.
The discouraging outlook for Republicans, who have the governorships of every major electoral powerhouse except California, stems partly from past triumphs.
The geeks in the iHub — urban, hyper-educated and distinctly Western in their outlook — and their methods represent a generational challenge to an electoral system that feels sclerotic and stuck in the past, despite a new Constitution that reconfigures state structures.
