Sentence examples for terms of votes from inspiring English sources

I'm not looking at it in terms of votes".

For them – in terms of votes – it is good.

Yet in terms of votes, the party did worse than in the previous parliamentary election, in 2007.

"But what does that mean in terms of votes, in a state like California that's so big and issue-oriented?

Between the previous regional vote in 2010 and the 2012 presidential election, support for the party nearly tripled in terms of votes won.

And even when not that powerful in terms of votes - Plaid was invariably a serious cultural and intellectual challenge to Labour's hegemony.

In terms of voting records, there is not much to choose between him and Mr Gore.

It nudged a whisker ahead of the Conservatives in terms of vote share.

What this means in terms of voting intentions is hard to say.

This puts Labour on 41% in terms of voting intentions, down four points from the previous month.

The Liberal Democrats can take comfort from having put a floor under their slide in terms of voting intention.