Sentence examples for fewer elections from inspiring English sources

Slow growth and lower living standards are going to make people discontented, but there are fewer elections this year for them to vent their feelings at government.

Bristol Mayor George Ferguson has called for fewer elections to be held at Bristol City Council.

On the streets of Edinburgh, there has been less fanfare than during the referendum vote, with fewer election signs and less overt campaigning.

"The folks behind this were largely unable to get elected in this community in the last few elections," he said.

Yet, despite the ennui, few elections will be as decisive.

All must have voted in the last few elections, and some have had political jobs.

It's going to take us a few elections to get to that point".

If nothing else, the closeness of the last few elections reminds us that every vote counts.

We could try it for a few elections, and if we liked it we could keep it.

But he was never a first-rate campaigner, and in his long career he lost more than a few elections.

In the past few elections, the Lib Dems have done well mainly at the expense of the Tories.