Sentence examples for how much elections from inspiring English sources

That day was so huge that it actually made it hard for him to gauge how much elections affected sales simply because it moved the base line so much.

At 49, Gorsuch is the youngest nominee since Clarence Thomas and could serve even longer than Scalia's 29-year tenure one more reminder of how much elections can matter.

Read Steve Forbes' commentary on an election night that was stranger than fiction, check out our reporters' debate on the future of the Electoral College, or just speculate with us on how much Election 2000 paraphernalia might be worth in the future.

But it is unclear how much the elections really have bolstered either the Left's resistance to reform, or its bargaining position.

That is how dangerous this election has made things, and this is exactly how much this election has changed the American way of life.

"Just think of how much my election will improve the employment prospects across America".

The labor board's news release and fact sheet did not explain how much the election process might be shortened as a result of the proposed regulations.

It is not yet clear just how much this election was a rejection of the Hindu nationalists and how much a victory for Congress, the party whose founders led India to independence in 1947.

For the political movers and shakers who think they know all there is to know, and for humbler operators, the Federal Election Commission is selling tapes of records that tell who spent how much on election campaigns in 1983 and 1984.

While advisers are still hopeful of achieving some reform in 2016 through executive action, a review of 27 key policy areas over the course of Obama's nine previous speeches to Congress reveals just how much his election promise of "hope and change" has been stymied by deadlock with Republicans.

Brown is also facing pressure to start getting out an upbeat message and there has been disagreement on how much the election can be won simply by attacking the Tories, or by putting out a positive message for a fourth term.