Sentence examples for just one election from inspiring English sources

But with Barack Hussein Obama officially becoming the Democratic presidential nominee on Wednesday night, some of the same qualities that have him just one election away from the White House — his virtuosity, his seriousness, his ability to inspire, his seeming immunity from the strains that afflict others — may be among his biggest obstacles to getting there.

Putting aside the words of shock and surprise at George Galloway's astonishing victory in the Bradford West byelection, I should premise everything I say in this article with a word of warning: seeking wider meaning from the result of just one election is a hazardous business.

Martin Dean, the father, running on a platform of making every Australian a millionaire, briefly finds himself in power and legislating that 'any politician breaking just one election promise would be punished in a back alley by a guy named Bruiser; every healthy person would have to look after at least one sick person'.

But even in that narrow instance Facebook estimated there had been 80,000 pieces of fake content targeted at just one election.

But no politician thinks just one election ahead.

Without judgment and compassion, without an awareness of the dangers of following orders without reflection, we are just one election, evil leader, or disastrous economic cycle away from another Weimar Republic of the early 1930's.

Left-leaning candidates have a chance to sign them up not just for one election but for years or even decades of future elections.

Earlier this year UKIP took a grievance to media regulator Ofcom over ITV Wales's decision to award the party just one party election broadcast (PEB) ahead of the European parliamentary elections.

But this should be the case for voters permanently, not just for one election.

Just one national election later, Peggy Noonan looks like the fool that she is.

This isn't just about one election.