Sentence examples for some elections from inspiring English sources

The introduction of PR in some elections, and directly elected mayors in some cities.

We lose some elections, we win some elections.

In some elections, one candidate (either the incumbent or the challenger) wins most of them.

In some elections, though, like last year's, accumulating immigrant votes takes more than an organizational structure.

Some elections are defined by the gap between the rich and the poor.

Some elections officials next adopted lever machines, which record each vote mechanically.

"In some elections, he said, two candidates may try to hide their differences as they woo moderate voters.

It's an image that has served them well in some elections and made them open to caricature in others.

The challenge, now, for Mr. Bush is to meet the high expectations he helped create by actually winning some elections.

In some elections it could even produce more distorted results than the present first-past-the-post system.

"There have been some elections recently where being the underdog has not been a bad place to be.