Sentence examples for on some Democrats from inspiring English sources
"We'll take on some Democrats".
Is the former president avoiding him, or is Mr. Curry, worried about Mr. Clinton's polarizing effect on some Democrats, keeping him at arm's length?
Politics is the art of compromise, and this aversion to "pledges" is presumably based on some Democrats' desire to compromise with their Republican counterparts.
Even if many Republicans have been unmoved, the phalanx of angry dialing has had an effect on some Democrats in Congress who, after expressing a measure of open-mindedness to the new president, have almost uniformly opposed Trump's biggest agenda items.
If McCain really wanted to capitalize on some Democrats' disaffection with Obama's victories, there's an entire library of oldies sung from the point of view he wants -- that of the good guy proclaiming his love to a woman that's been mistreated by a Lothario.
It's also why I strongly suspect you could count Sorkin's number of "some Democrats" on the average household's number of available fingers.
But as the negotiations dragged on, some Senate Democrats and immigration advocates began to press the Democratic House members privately to slow down their efforts, arguing that introducing something more conservative than the Senate bill would simply drag the final legislation to the right.
And it will do nothing to raise America's low savings rate, because the increase in private saving will be offset by higher public borrowing.Recruit some DemocratsA good idea would be to combine the carve-out with additional contributions, or "add-ons", as some Democrats advocate.
After Mr. Cheney's appearance on two television news programs on Sunday, some Democrats toned down their criticism of the administration.
On Sunday, some Democrats wondered aloud if the Pentagon's back-channel lobbying had the tacit approval of the president.
On Friday, some Democrats expressed similar dissatisfaction with what they perceived as a "lack of urgency" in the Obama administration's and federal agencies' efforts to stimulate a listless housing market.
