Sentence examples for much elections from inspiring English sources

Under Putin, Russian Presidential elections are not so much elections as they are periodic opportunities for the President to reassert his power.

That day was so huge that it actually made it hard for him to gauge how much elections affected sales simply because it moved the base line so much.

At 49, Gorsuch is the youngest nominee since Clarence Thomas and could serve even longer than Scalia's 29-year tenure one more reminder of how much elections can matter.

She also says Latinos generally do not receive as much election information as do other groups, and often what they do get is poorly translated into Spanish.

If its critics were only politicians from the Democratic Party, such allegations could be dismissed as just so much election-year mud being slung at Dick Cheney the firm's boss before becoming George Bush's vice-president.

(And please don't confuse this with its fiscal position, the subject of much election debate, and which is a very different story).

Read Steve Forbes' commentary on an election night that was stranger than fiction, check out our reporters' debate on the future of the Electoral College, or just speculate with us on how much Election 2000 paraphernalia might be worth in the future.

When it comes to misinformation, there's only so much election officials can do, he said.

Think the dress will bring Huma's husband as much Election Day luck as it did to President Obama?

Because too much election is never enough, the L.A. Municipal Art Gallery has put together a broad group show that examines issues of citizenship, identity, immigration and criminal justice.

But now, with the party nominees known and two months until the political conventions, there may not be quite as much election news to cover.