Sentence examples for may even elect from inspiring English sources

I already presented an example showing that plurality rule is not Condorcet consistent (in fact, plurality rule may even elect the Condorcet loser).

He may even be elected without a serious opponent.

You can even elect not to invite the unfit woman.

The recent school board ruling in Kansas, removing almost any mention of evolution in the state's required curriculum, demonstrates that even elected officials, who may provide money for science or education, don't really have a good handle on what makes science tick.

Some of them were even elected in local village elections.

If the Scottish Green party candidate, Phyl Stuart Meyer, who doesn't live in the ward and was simply a paper candidate, had withdrawn his nomination as requested, I may even have been elected.

Not even elected officials are immune.

I mean he's not even elected in Scotland.

Even elected ones don't come free with afternoon tea.

It even elects MPs to Croatia's parliament in Zagreb.

He was never even elected Vice-President.