Sentence examples for even common election from inspiring English sources

Such signatures are acceptable and even common, election officials said, especially among illiterate voters.

Even the election itself was unpopular.

Some voters even believe election promises.

The election has made it even harder.The election was not a complete disaster.

Even the election result is open to challenge.

Not sure I can even watch election night".

Even before the election, Mr Blair's young men in suits were bustling about, trying to pep up Mr Schröder's glitzy election campaign, and peddling his new centre.All of which might help the left draft a common leftish manifesto, however vague, for next year's elections to the European Parliament.

He points up common themes around the continent: for example, European issues are second-order in national and even European elections, and all governments delight in blaming Brussels for failure and taking credit for any success.Mr Menon's book has more on economics and competition than Sir Stephen's, even if it lacks an insider's edge.

Overrides are more common in election years.

We won't even need an election!

Even the common screw was not overlooked.