Sentence examples for taking the election from inspiring English sources

But, taking the election as a whole, there is no denying it was a split decision.

This time, the Kremlin would settle for either frontrunner and has also promised no gas war this Christmas.After years of political crisis, at least Ukraine is taking the election in its stride.

On the campus of Seoul National University, the apex of a tightly ranked status system among Korean institutions of higher learning, students are taking the election of 23-year-old Kim Bo-mi as their leader as a matter of routine.

Asked how seriously he was taking the election campaign, he said: "Well, only a fool wouldn't take the general election seriously.

The danger is taking the election for granted and then being sucker punched by a vast undercurrent of populist anger against the establishment.

That's how seriously she's taking the election.

Underscoring just how seriously it is taking the elections, Univision's coverage is titled "Destino 2010," or "Destiny 2010".

"Take the election we just had.

Take the election forecast at FiveThirtyEight.

I think voters take the election very seriously.

We're doing this specifically because we take the election so seriously.