Sentence examples similar to is possibly elected from inspiring English sources
Males are possibly territorial.
He recalled how pundits at the time cited the "Van Buren factor," which was the idea "that no sitting vice president could possibly be elected because it had never happened since Martin Van Buren".
I am old enough to remember how liberals (me included) made fun of Ronald Reagan as a not-too-bright mediocre actor who could not possibly be elected president.
"I remember when John F. Kennedy won when everyone said a Catholic couldn't possibly be elected.
Recriminations were strong on Sunday morning as many Australians woke up to the shock news that Pauline Hanson's One Nation was on track to be elected to the Senate, possibly with more than one seat.
They believe that, otherwise, one of the two reformist candidates will be elected, possibly in a landslide.
Neonatal circumcision is often elected for non-medical reasons, such as for religious beliefs or for personal preferences possibly driven by societal norms.
The president is directly elected.
