Sentence examples for fall of election from inspiring English sources

The Alliance for Justice has compiled data showing that confirmations for both district and circuit courts generally continue late into the fall of election years (not at a particularly rapid clip, but the process is always sluggish).

What remains to be seen is how the distribution of preferences fall on election day.

"I'm never publishing a novel in the fall of an election year," she said.

Browns 34, Bengals 24 Normally, a "battle for Ohio" in the fall of an election year is quite intriguing.

Senate Democrats also tend to raise more money from special interest groups in the summer and fall of an election year than in the spring.

The risk of skyrocketing jury awards, combined with the unlikelihood of legislation resolving nationwide asbestos-related claims in the fall of an election year, started to make Chapter 11 the most attractive option, he added, and the company hired Weil, Gotshal & Manges, a New York law firm known for its bankruptcy practice, for advice.

Others who fell short of election were Allie Reynolds, Ken Boyer, Luis Tiant and the executives Buzzie Bavasi and Charlie Finley.

Investigations are continuing into whether Al Aridha has fallen foul of election rules in other Tunisian districts and it remains to be seen whether the party will continue to hold onto its fourth place.

It was a total surprise that Al Aridha got seats". Investigations are continuing into whether Al Aridha has fallen foul of election rules in other Tunisian districts and it remains to be seen whether the party will continue to hold onto its fourth place.

For the first time in the history of BBWAA voting, two players fell shy of election by fewer than 10 votes.

Several counties where Democrats must succeed reported record nonpresidential turnout hours before the polls closed, even though a hard rain fell much of election day.