Sentence examples for likely to elect from inspiring English sources

In the May presidential election voters are likely to elect a no-nonsense hawk pledged to do whatever is necessary to defeat the rebels.

On January 25th Greece looks likely to elect an explicitly anti-austerity government.

But the remaining "bleached" districts were more likely to elect white Republicans.

They have achieved both of these goals by increasing the number of districts likely to elect an African-American.

And the 36th Assembly District, anchored in Astoria, Queens, is likely to elect a Greek-American assemblyman this year.

The seat most likely to elect a Democrat stretches into central San Antonio, and it is uncertain whether Mr. Doggett can prevail over someone from San Antonio.

Even if electors force a tie, the House would likely choose to elect Trump again.

Field Marshal Abdul Fathe-Sisi, the defense minister who had deposed Mohammed Morsi, the democratically elected prime minister, in July 2013, is likely to be elected the next Egyptian president.

The Liberal members of the NSW parliament will likely meet next week to elect a new leader.

Blacks are much more likely than whites to elect aggressive care and to decline do-not-resuscitate orders.

Regardless of what happens in the presidential election on Tuesday, more veterans are likely to be elected to the House of Representatives, according to a new analysis by George Washington University's Graduate School of Political Management.