Sentence examples for massive election from inspiring English sources

Her victory was part of the SNP's massive election success, with 56 Parliament members elected and the Labor Party's support decimated in the north of Britain.

"The NHS is a massive election issue," she said.

Tirthankar Roy London School of Economics The world's largest democracy has just concluded a massive election.

Modi had swept into office after a massive election victory in May 2014, thanks in part to a huge, well-organised online following.

It would also be folly to imagine that today's focus on living standards is going to squeeze out a massive election battle over fiscal choices and the deficit.

"There was massive election fraud," Y. Otgonbayar, secretary of the People's Revolutionary Party, said Tuesday, looking grayer and tenser than he did in an interview five weeks ago.

Losing campaigns have a certain feel to them: They go negative hard, try out new messaging very late in the game, hype issues that only their core supporters are focused on, and try to turn non-gaffes and minor slip-ups by their opponents into massive, election-turning scandals.

MPs backing Sarkozy, who opposes a Chirac bid for re-election in 2007, fear that the President's pro-Juppé initiatives have opened the way to massive National Front election gains.

Murphy resigned last weekend following the party's massive general election defeat in Scotland.

Finally, Obama's ability to inspire is a massive general election asset.

During the speech she also accused outgoing President Viktor Yushchenko of "opening the door to massive and flagrant election rigging" days before the 7 February runoff of the January 2010 presidential election by amending the election law.