Sentence examples similar to merely one vote from inspiring English sources
Even voters who have questions about Clinton must recognize that neither Stein nor Johnson stands a chance of winning — and that a vote for either is merely one less vote for the only candidate who can defeat Trump.
In 1903 the women's suffrage movement split dramatically over the issue of the parliamentary vote, some pursuing the vote as merely one item on a long list of political and extra-political reforms and others concentrating on the single aim of obtaining the vote.
Even with all the advances in the U.S. electoral process over the years, "one person, one vote" stands merely as a distant mirage completely out of reach of the electorate.
But the vote is merely one step in what is expected to be a contentious process.
Which she may not, since she didn't bother to vote in the 2003 recall election, merely one of the most famous in American history.
But voting without a CBO score was merely one way in which the House rushed its debate.
1296, 1308, 39 L.Ed.2d 744, and we merely repeat here that a State may confine each voter to one vote in one primary election, and that to maintain the integrity of the nominating process the State is warranted in limiting the voter to participating in but one of the two alternative procedures, the partisan or the nonpartisan, for nominating candidates for the general election ballot.
"Monday's vote will make history one way or another; I am merely one among many turning their eyes towards Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg and hoping that they have the courage to do what Cameron promised, but which he failed to deliver".
But a look at how Mr. Haider operates in Carinthia, where he won 42percentt of the vote in the regional election last year, suggests that promoting the free market is merely one ingredient of his heady brew.
"This is merely one step".
