Sentence examples for more electoral gain from inspiring English sources

A future government may feel that there is more electoral gain in saying no than yes.

In Austria, Jorg Haider is poised to make more electoral gains.

In the kind of opposition Ms. Palin represents, issues aren't always meant to be addressed through governance, but rather to be deployed as blunt instruments in pursuit of more electoral gains.

With every explosion, right-wing parties and racist movements in Europe gain more electoral success, using hostility towards Arabs and Muslims to rally public support.

For instance, a number of recent polls have shown him making gains in states like California, New York and Massachusetts, which have large populations but where Mr. Obama can gain no more electoral votes by winning by a wider margin.

Romney might gain millions of popular votes McCain failed to get without adding even one more electoral vote.

Often, communities have been included for electoral gain.

Mr Yadav will want to use his power at the centre for electoral gain at home.

The White House quickly accused Romney of exploiting a tragic situation for electoral gain.

It had no substantial ethnic constituency to keep in mind for electoral gain.

But even some leading Democrats in Congress have been reluctant to push gun control legislation, particularly in light of their efforts to keep their recent electoral gains in more conservative districts they captured during the 2006 elections.