Sentence examples for point of ousting from inspiring English sources
One also came within a percentage point of ousting Michele Bachmann, an incumbent of three terms, tea-party heroine and flash-in-the-pan presidential candidate.
Justin Nelson, with little funding and less press, came within 3.6 points of ousting Republican Ken Paxton as the state's attorney general.
Though President Obama carried the district by 11 points in 2012, tea party favorite Chris Mitchum — actor Robert Mitchum's son — came within four percentage points of ousting Capps in 2014.
But since almost a quarter of voters state no party preference and a local tea party activist in 2014 came within 4 points of ousting Capps from the seat she had held since 1998, Republicans consider it a seat worth trying for.
She showed this again in Leopoldville in 1959 when the "disgraceful" Belgians were on the point of being ousted from the Congo.
Park, who was known by some as the "Queen of Spies" after four decades as one of Britain's top female intelligence agents, is believed to have been sent by MI6 to the Belgian Congo in 1959 under an official diplomatic guise as the Belgians were on the point of being ousted from the country.
But the institutions have no hope of ousting the directors.
Flynn has been an outspoken advocate of ousting the theocracy.
Yet the hostile legacy of ousted politicians lingers.
Egypt: Tensions rise as trial of ousted President Mohamed Morsi looms.
The number of ousted judges and prosecutors has reached 4,238.
