Sentence examples for no runoff from inspiring English sources

It is completely enclosed, so there is no runoff.

There is no runoff election if the leading candidate fails to obtain an absolute majority.

Mr. McBride is also disadvantaged by the rules for this primary, which has no runoff.

The opposition claimed it had won a majority outright and that no runoff was needed.

Agricultural runoff is the main cause of pollution in the oceans; vertical farms produce no runoff.

Second, there would be no runoff election under the National Popular Vote plan.

And "no runoffs" is another way of saying "no majority vote is required".

But there are no runoffs under the current system, either.

It also means that a movie could win with a very small plurality — there are no runoffs in the balloting.

There were no runoffs here in the capital, but 66 seats were to be decided in rural areas and a few large cities.

Very good, indeed — and no nitrogenous runoff, and no massive military machine to protect America's supplies of Middle East oil and the natural gas needed to make the synthetic fertilizer.