Sentence examples for national machine from inspiring English sources

During the Second World War, Coolidge said, the lab itself represented a "vast national machine that gathered material from the entire landscape, from Oak Ridge, Tennessee, to Hanford, Washington, and processed it into a couple of grapefruits of material with the power to destroy the world".

If Mississippi's black voters were really the pawns of national machine-politics operatives, they might have been directed to get McDaniel in.

Until Election Day 2000, the national electoral machine seemed very much like a huge, slow-motion computer chip.

Nadal was not manufactured by a national tennis machine: transcendent talents, let alone the greatest of all time, can't be trained.

Some of the other batsmen may have frittered their wickets away with shot selection so random it could have been generated by Guinevere the national lottery machine.

The survey, by the University of Southern California-Caltech Center for the Study of Landand Politics, found that 87percentt of respondents favored a uniform national voting machine, and 75percentt favored uniform voting hours.

Paul Krugman (column, June 27) asserts that the Republican Party is trying to achieve one-party rule through the building of a national political machine.

Clearly shaken by attacks from her former allies, and lacking a national campaign machine, Silva lost ground and placed third in the first round of voting, on October 5, following a late surge by Neves.

Congressman John Cooksey, who finished third in the primary, has accused Ms Terrell of running a "smear campaign" against him.Whatever the divisions among Republicans in Louisiana, the national Republican machine is solidly trying to win the seat.

"Even though we were outspent and we had a national political machine descend on our state to try and defeat this," Ms. Hartzler said, "people got out and worked and called neighbors and said a lot of prayers".

As he points out, these are symptoms of the emergence of an unprecedented national political machine, one that is well on track to establishing one-party rule in America.