Sentence examples for generate election from inspiring English sources

By exploiting wedge issues and through clever use of ballot initiatives, they demolished both Democrats and moderates within their own party.As the past four years have proved, Colorado's conservative machine can no longer generate election victories.

Rarely has a general election billboard generated such an impact.

Ms Deaves suggested the national decline of £1million houses could be due to the Stamp Duty rates which were introduced last year or the "uncertainty generated by the general election in May".

KYOTO — The gray-suited world of Japanese politics isn't known as a hotbed of excitement, but insofar as next month's general election is generating any buzz at all it's because of one man: Toru Hashimoto, the plain-talking 43-year-old mayor of Osaka.

The first big set piece of the general election campaign generated tens of thousands of tweets under just one hashtag - but what do the numbers mean?

The general election campaign generated little interest and quickly degenerated into name calling.

But Mr. Lee fears a general election that could generate 10 times the workload.

But she was discouraged by Mr. Ramirez, who told her that a vigorous state Senate race would generate votes in the general election for the Republican candidate for United States Senate.

A debate between Mrs Merkel and Mr Steinbrück ahead of the general election in August generated 200,000 tweets.

He added: "If the business world was to think seriously that this Bill had the slightest chance of passage and that the Conservatives were likely winners of the next general election, the uncertainty generated over our continuing membership of the EU for the next four years could have a devastating economic effect".

Any truly tight race will most likely generate post-election litigation that could delay the final result.