Sentence examples for scale of these elections from inspiring English sources

I'M TRYING to get my head around the sheer scale of these elections.

He's helping us understand the scale of the election and why it is a big deal.

Comey's willingness to make aspects of the case public was a violation of Justice Department guidelines and "antithetical to the interests of justice, putting a thumb on the scale of this election and damaging our democracy," she wrote in an op-ed for the Washington Post co-written with Larry Thompson, a Deputy Attorney General under George W. Bush.

Republicans in particular argued the finding proved the IRS was trying to tip the scales of the election during the heat of the campaign.

It seems like John Tory still has it in the bag, but you never know what kind of combination of secret videotapes, celebrity endorsements, and drug scandals could still emerge to tip the scales of the election.

In other words, the results of these elections pose as an emergent outcome of a large-scale self-organized opinion formation process.

Although East Timor occupies the UN and the international human-rights stage for now, it will be Irian Jaya, I fear, that will demand an immediate response if things erupt with Suharto's passing.FRANK RICKWOODSt Lucy, BarbadosSIR You state that the scale of Indonesia's elections and control of the vote-count by its civil service prevent reasonable election monitoring.

The scale of the actual elections is another matter.

Chart the results of these elections.

Figure 3b connects each of these elections to the supporting states.

The scale of these events is enormous.