Sentence examples for politically experienced from inspiring English sources

Party leaders have quietly replaced some of their "common man" candidates with more politically experienced ones.

Mainly, the politically experienced say the idea is a death wish.

"It is the skilful use of family ties rather than family ties alone that positions one as a successful candidate," says Jalalzai, adding that in most cases women with such connections were very politically experienced before taking office.

Authentic, politically experienced, a life-long activist.

Politically experienced, well-financed and disciplined, the Muslim Brotherhood is guaranteed a strong showing.

But having given up power, he found himself caught in a net of constitutional obstruction woven by his politically experienced enemies and was unable to have either of his principal demands met: land for his veterans and the ratification of his arrangements in the East.

Today, Venezuela is a nation living under an officially declared "state of emergency," politically riven, experiencing food riots and other violence, and possibly on the brink of collapse.

The SPD initially refused to renew its alliance with the CDU, which it believed had hurt it politically, after experiencing its worst election results since World War II in September.

This may reflect the turbulence which Russia has recently experienced politically and economically.

She is at pains to play down the prospect of the imminent return to Thailand of her brother, who many analysts believe remains the controlling hand behind PT. "My brother is highly experienced politically," she said.

Although Mr. diCorcia said he is uncertain whether his motivation can be traced to his brother's death, he emphasized the anger that he and other politically disheartened artists experienced at the time.