Sentence examples for most congresses from inspiring English sources

"It's more than most Congresses and most presidents have to deal with in a lifetime," Mr. Obama said.

Matt Bai, of the New York Times, says that he has created "the most Congress-centric administration in modern history".

After winning the office with the same kind of outsider appeal as his predecessors, he has quietly but methodically assembled the most Congress-centric administration in modern history.

"The last Congress was one of the most political Congresses in which I've served," Hoyer said.

Insiders think it will be one of the party's most crucial congresses ever.Any one of these events might spark a popular challenge to the leadership in Beijing, even from inside the party.

Consider, for instance, the American Democrats: struggling this month to pull off even the narrowest of victories against one of the most unpopular Congresses of all time, controlled by a party whose president now scores the lowest approval ratings measured in modern American political history.

Other nations should question a promise that undoubtedly controversial legislation will pass through one of the most polarized Congresses in recent history.

This is, in short, another landmark in tone-deaf, scrambling disarray for what was supposed to be one of the most prolific congresses in modern history.

The bill rehashes legislation Republicans passed in the House in 1997, some 16 years ago, and that they introduced again in most subsequent Congresses.

The 111th Congress elected in 2009 by a highly engaged youth electorate was considered one of the most productive Congresses since the time of Lyndon Johnson.

They lost that "Fired Up/Ready to Go" mojo and distanced themselves from one of the most productive Congresses in a generation.