Sentence examples for likely to elect a 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.

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.

SAN FRANCISCO — This city with the country's oldest Chinatown appears likely to elect a Chinese-American mayor for the first time on Tuesday, and for many residents it is a milestone long overdue.

The 25th Congressional District wasn't likely to elect a Democrat; in fact, it was designed to eliminate United States Representative Lloyd Doggett, Democrat of Austin, who ran in a friendlier district a few miles to the southeast and won.

But I suspect that Americans are more likely to elect a heavyset politician who seems commanding than a brainy, fast-talking politician who seems much younger than his years.

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

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

Former guerrilla Dilma Rousseff set to be the world's most powerful woman Brazil looks likely to elect an extraordinary leader next weekend.

In Sunday's elections for a new government of this capital redux, Berlin's voters are likely to elect an openly gay mayor, Klaus Wowereit, a Social Democrat.

The next day another cable stated that two, possibly three, personnel were likely to elect to transfer away from the detention site if a decision was made to continue.