Sentence examples for still election from inspiring English sources

Still, election experts say the system continues to rely on district-by-district petitioning, which can quickly exhaust a candidate's resources.

Still, election for the ages, all that, the television was on in the break room and in a dining area, and the states fell as canned vegetables were chosen and cash registers chimed.

Still, Election Day registration may provide more votes from those unregistered, which usually favor the Democrats.

This is a country that was condemned by Fox News for partying on the street when Thatcher died; where the legacy of the Poll Tax and deindustrialisation are still election issues; and which bases a large part of its self-image on a near mythical hatred of the Conservative Party.

I know the word "election" is being used every five seconds and significant numbers of Americans (particularly, this season, Republicans) continue to enter voting booths or, in the case of caucuses, school gyms and the like, to choose among various candidates, so it's all still election-like.

Still, elections come down to many things.

Still, elections officials were anticipating record turnout.

"Musharraf's government has a civilian face — there are still elections and assemblies — and he has come to believe his own propaganda that he really is a democrat.

Still, elections officials at a hearing on Capitol Hill last week were not optimistic about achieving meaningful nationwide improvements by the midterm elections next year.

I know the word "election" is being used every five seconds and somewhere along the line significant numbers of Americans (particularly, this season, Republicans) continue to enter voting booths or in the case of primary caucuses, school gyms and the like, to choose among various candidates, so it's all still election-like.

But all authoritarian governments like to pretend they're democracies, so, of course, there were still elections.