Sentence examples for first incumbency from inspiring English sources

First, incumbency didn't matter.

The first incumbency illusion proved to be a deadly bubble, the legacy of which still threatens to torpedo the global economy five years on.

First, the "incumbency" burden is shared by Congress, locally, and the BJP at the national level.

Second, "anti-incumbency" is always a big factor in Indian elections.

And if the first rule of incumbency applies (that voters make their choice in the summer), then the president looks in good shape.

Political experts agree and note that Giuliani and Bloomberg won by slim margins in their first elections, then had incumbency on their side in subsequent polls.

The outcome was almost unprecedented, since the president's party nearly always loses seats in the sixth year of his incumbency.

3. Incumbency: The incumbent-party candidate is the sitting president.

Incumbency: The incumbent-party candidate is the sitting president.

During the first half of Brezhnev's incumbency the U.S.S.R. reached the zenith of its international power and prestige.

That's not a mandate, that's a sign people are fed up!" Johnson is less naive about the power of incumbency since her first forays into electoral politics.