Sentence examples for the election makes from inspiring English sources

But the imminence of the election makes it inevitable that the decisions reached by the Fed's policy-making committee will be judged through a political lens.

The election makes them feel that way, too: adrift and bewildered and without a center.

PAULSEN -- I don't think the election makes a lot of difference.

The correct conclusion, then, is that other factors being equal, an approval rating in the low 40s a year before the election makes a president a slight but not overwhelming underdog.

But the idea that the M.S.M. made these mistakes intentionally, because they had taken sides in the election, makes mainstream-media organizations indignant, and worries them — at a time when there is much else to feel indignant, and worried, about.

For some, the apparent topicality of these movies — "Django" opened 10 days after the Newtown school massacre and "Lincoln" arrived in theaters soon after the election — makes them fodder for discussions about truth, reality and history.

The election made it very clear that a Northeast senator will not be elected by the rest of the country.

Will the election make any difference?

Mr. King said that ultimately the outcome of the election made the decision "relatively easy".

Hamas, after winning the election, made clear that it intended to free these prisoners.

The election made it clear that there is strong opposition to turning Medicare into a voucher system.