Sentence examples for sluggish election from inspiring English sources

Mitt Romney gave a boost to a sluggish election season when he announced that Paul Ryan would run alongside him as VP.

Just when we wanted it to hang around as comfort against a sluggish hurricane and a terrifying election, baseball has taken its leave again, departing the scene like a burglar out the window.

By Roger Angell October 29, 2012 Just when we wanted it to hang around as comfort against a sluggish hurricane and a terrifying election, baseball has taken its leave again, departing the scene like a burglar out the window.

All of this will suck money out of the economy in the first two years of the next parliament, running the risk that it will repeat its sluggish performance after the 2010 election.

Drawing from that experience, many congressional Republicans now are convinced that Mr. Obama will blink again next year and will prove unwilling to oppose a measure that would extend tax cuts during an election year amid a sluggish economy.

The vote, which political analysts have said is the first presidential recall election in Latin America, was sluggish, as huge numbers of Venezuelans showed up at 8,394 polling sites across this country of 25 million.

They blame the sluggish economy in an off-year election while Obamacare stumbled at the starting gate, then assure us of a dazzling long-term future: Demographic shifts with rising minority populations seal the GOP's eventual doom.

The election comes with Japan's sluggish economy back in recession and a territorial dispute with China has also raised tensions.

I'm sluggish and fearful and filled with post-election existential dread.

The observers also expressed concern over the sluggish release of results from the Thursday national election.

Although unemployment is low, wage growth has been sluggish and living standards are only just reaching pre-2010 elevelsn levels.