Sentence examples for face a difficult election from inspiring English sources
The Republicans face a difficult election in November.
Garfield and his supporters knew they would face a difficult election without the support of the New York Stalwarts and decided to offer one of them the vice presidential nomination.
His son, the presidential candidate of the ruling Concertación coalition, faces a difficult election on December 13th.
Americans have memories of Iraq and President Obama faces a difficult election campaign.
In August 2001, the Howard government, then facing a difficult election, scored a noticeable bounce in the opinion polls after the Tampa affair.
Republicans, facing a difficult election year and bitter about their minority status, have chosen to make things as difficult as possible for Democrats.
Victoria, understood to be rattled by the offensive, is particularly exposed to a campaign by progressive activists because the government of Daniel Andrews faces a difficult election in November.
Scotland's first minister, Alex Salmond, who is facing a difficult election next month, blamed the violence narrowly on what he called a "lunatic element," but Devine, the historian, sees a more sinister threat.
Chancellor Gerhard Schröder of Germany, facing a difficult election battle in which immigration is a major issue, said, "We have reached a very balanced solution that clearly indicates that we want to limit and to channel immigration.
It is admittedly not easy to deal with Nicolas Sarkozy – a volatile grandstander facing a difficult election within months and desperate to divert attention from his own failures and predicaments by abusing the ros beefs.
