Sentence examples for states this time from inspiring English sources

But it is also an important piece of the electoral puzzle of battleground states this time around.

That they lost yet more states this time, even true-blue ones, suggests that Republicans may genuinely have improved their image, even in places which soundly re-elected Mr Obama in 2012.

Some states have been beyond his reach from the outset; Indiana, which rather improbably went Democratic in 2008, has never featured on anyone's list of possible swing states this time round.

Immigrant groups, having learned from the bruising they took in 2007, and in immigration fights since then in Alabama, Arizona, Georgia and other states, this time are staying clear of the policy weeds in Washington, instead working their way toward this city from the outside.

But the fact that New York is one of many states this time means that Mr. Bradley and Mr. Gore will, their aides say, most likely be coming in here a day at a time, avoiding the sort of prolonged visit that Paul Begala, who advised President Clinton in his 1992 primary battle in the state, likened to "'riding over Niagara Falls in a barrel".

The three truly sobering states this time around for Obama were Michigan, Ohio, and Virginia, all of which slid back.

But polls give Mr. Bush a comfortable lead in the state this time, an ominous sign for Mr. Gore.

Even better, she drew support from every part of the state this time, including from some normally Republican-leaning districts.

The president carried the state by seven percentage points in 2008, but that margin belies the true fight underway in the state this time.

However, eleven Democrats in the Senate, determined to deprive that body of a quorum, also decided to flee the state, this time to Albuquerque.

Now, the play by Amos Kamil of Montclair has returned to its home state, this time to the Forum in Metuchen, with its original actors.