Sentence examples for half the elections from inspiring English sources

In fact, half the elections in Britain must, by this logic, be deeply un-British.

Organized labor is losing about half the elections in which workers vote on whether to unionize largely because many corporations mount aggressive and expensive campaigns that urge workers not to join unions.

The victory of a Democrat in the Senate election was not assured, because in recent decades the Republicans had won about half the elections for governor and senator.

16 Never mind if he spent half the election campaign battling rumours that he was a closet Muslim.

The union filed under a law that requires the Obama administration to make a decision on whether to pursue the case within 45 days, which would be Oct. 24 — a week and a half before the elections.

Even though workers in unionized companies make more money, have better benefits, and are protected from arbitrary termination, in about half of the elections the majority of workers vote against having a union.

Fiorina, by her own admission, has not even bothered to vote in more than half of the elections she has been eligible to vote in over the past 20 years.

Facebook said traffic from Iran was down by more than half since the election.

She didn't even question why someone would get on the trail ayear and a half before the election.

Late one night about a month and a half before the election, Floyd Parrish and an acquaintance got into an argument.

And there is still a year and a half before the election to mobilize against the N.R.A. and its allies and its funders in the gun industry.