Sentence examples for sweeping democratic from inspiring English sources

Polls are pointing toward a sweeping Democratic victory in the county executive race and possibly strengthening the Democrats' one-vote majority in the County Legislature.

THE sweeping Democratic midterm losses last week raise serious questions for President Obama and a lame-duck Congress.

But they cannot agree how best to replace him.The refusal of so many government opponents to believe Mr Habibie's promises of sweeping democratic reform seems churlish.

"The revolution has succeeded," declared the newspaper Al-Akhbar, offering a definition of success that ignores the calls for rule of law and sweeping democratic change.

In the central highlands where most of Yemen's 23m people live, many of those who joined the protests feel the transition betrays hopes for sweeping democratic reform.

The spike in deaths, more than three years after the war began, became a major factor in the sweeping Democratic gains in Congress this week.

Late Tuesday afternoon, Reid met with Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore)., one of the most outspoken advocates of sweeping reform, Democratic aides told HuffPost.

Charles B. Hayward East Longmeadow, Mass., Feb. 11, 2011 • To the Editor: I don't know what lies in store for Egypt, whether a military dictatorship or some kind of far-sweeping democratic revolution.

Yet that same wave broke over the Democratic bastion of Long Beach, sweeping out the entire Democratic city council and the county legislator.

At the end of the 1980s, Africa was hit by the democratic revolution sweeping Europe.

In Washington, where diplomats are often faceless, the democratic fervor sweeping the Arab world has forced many to adjust.