Sentence examples for particularly election from inspiring English sources

And a lot of money is going to be spent by the networks covering the election -- particularly election night.

Still, voting in person is more reliable, particularly since election administrators made improvements to voting equipment after the 2000 presidential election.

This was, needless to say, not a particularly democratic election.

Politicians frequently appear on entertainment talk shows like The Tonight Show and The View, particularly during election campaigns.

Lecturers and students are periodically harassed by the KGB, particularly around election time.

But he said France was seeing increasing cases of manipulation and distortion, particularly during election periods.

-- Commitment to representative government and democratic reforms, particularly during election cycle.

Political: the deceptions practiced on a grand scale by public officials, particularly at election time.

The problem is that, particularly around election time, it can be hard to tell the difference.

High unemployment and soaring foreclosure numbers in the Midwest and West already made this a particularly difficult election for Democrats.

The James-Booker battle turned out to be a particularly nasty election, harking back to Newark's tougher political past.