Sentence examples for inevitable election from inspiring English sources

So the result was inevitable – election defeat.

Probably the setback was inevitable: election campaigns cannot be conducted in terms of pure poetry for ever.An end to poetryMr Obama now faces two big problems.

So the little guano island drifts rudderless towards the inevitable election which must be called if the impasse stretches to a fortnight.

Even as he irritated state Republicans with his laid-back, undeclared candidacy, Mr. Giuliani seemed, at least in public, to be confidently marching toward an inevitable Election Day showdown with Mrs. Clinton.

All it requires is wise and prescient politicians from across the spectrum to have the guts to come together – in a temporary pact-making arrangement – to fight that inevitable election around a single issue: a return to the status quo ante, a return to Europe, and so a fresh chance to participate in the remaking of a kinder, gentler continent.

The following year, in a preemptive protest against the inevitable election of Dmitry Medvedev, ten of them staged a public orgy in Moscow's Timiryazev State Museum of Biology.

Is a wobbly currency inevitable around election years?

At the start of 2009, when Adonis was still a junior minister, he knew he had just over a year before an inevitable general election.

Budget battles are as inevitable as elections.

That balance between competition and inevitable re-election is shifting uncomfortably.

And there's the inevitable post-election thrill of watching a qualified woman cream a male braggadocio.