Sentence examples for looking at the election from inspiring English sources

Though the state's Democrats still outnumber its Republicans, you would never know it by looking at the election results.

I feel a warm, or perhaps it's a hellish-hot, nostalgia looking at the election posters designed by artists for G2.

But to the extent that both ways of looking at the election have some grounding in reality, it might be worth asking: which party did a better job at playing its weaker hand?

This is a compelling way of looking at the election, but as my previous comments on the polls have suggested, I find some of the counter-arguments from commentators more bullish on Romney to be compelling as well.

My view is that something which might reduce turnout by 2 percent in a key state is meaningful in a practical sense — at least if you looking at the election in a detail-oriented way, as we often do.

Labour's plans for non-dom status and Conservative policy about tests for children in English schools were among the headlines as Andrew Neil presented his Wednesday report looking at the election campaign.

As foreign minister, Mr Lajčák is looking at the elections in Ukraine on Sunday.

"If we're looking at the elections of 2006 and 2008, I think it's important to look to the future and learn from whatever mistakes we made in the past".

They look at the election from the perspective of what's best for China.

"Just look at the election calendar for the year to come.

But if you look at the election probabilistically, as we do, these results are about the same.