Sentence examples for in election terms from inspiring English sources

In election terms, you're dog-whistling to your base.

For what it's worth, my guess is that the chancellor is playing, in election terms, a long game, and one that he has a good chance of winning.

And let us not forget, in election terms: "It was the Guardian what done it!" Rev Tony Bell Chesterfield, Derbyshire Judith Jolly (Letters, 9 March) claims that insisting new NHS providers will only be able to refuse patients on clinical grounds "will effectively outlaw cherrypicking".

Orkney and Shetland is used to feeling unique, and it is also distinctive in general election terms.

But pushing for repeal is a much dicier proposition in general election terms--a calculation that shouldn't be absent from a front-runner's mind.

"In a sense, this is the single biggest issue before the country in this election in terms of differences between the two candidates," said William E. Leuchtenberg, a history professor at the University of North Carolina.

"Drudge is really great new factor in this election in terms of media.

So, Clegg would not support a Labour government led by Brown if Labour came third in the election in terms of share of the popular vote.

KM: Provisional ballots is one of the big issues to watch in the national election, in terms of voter access and voting rights.

"It was clearly a liability in the last election in terms of the public's fear," House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md). said Thursday during a briefing with reporters.

Technology also played a large role in the 2017 Kenyan election in terms of the dissemination of information, both in terms of the content itself as well as how it spread.