Sentence examples for for the course of the election from inspiring English sources

Whereas Britain's captains of industry have been rehabilitated for the course of the election – taking a starring role in the Tory National Insurance campaign – any master of the financial universe remains distinctly persona non grata.

"People here realise that national elections have implications for the course of the European Union.

Tuesday's congressional elections are likely to have implications for the course of the war.

An election that is set for early next year is unlikely to change the course of the country.

Either way, this election could be as important for the course of America's troubled labor policy as the 1932 election that ushered in the New Deal.

It was part of a common theme at last week's post-election symposium at UC Berkeley: Trump may have changed the course of California elections for years to come.

Individuals could then contribute more than $2.5 million to Boehner for Speaker over the course of a two-year election cycle.

Of course, the topic of the election came up.

For many voters, of course, the election is over.

Furthermore, preparations for the holidays and elections affected the average number of days that drugs were given for patients at the time of the election.

China, of course, was no more prepared for the results of the American election than the U.S.