Sentence examples for the prospect of voting from inspiring English sources

Even around the quad, where it's happening, many shrug at the prospect of voting.

Now she is faced with the prospect of voting for a woman she despises – or not voting at all.

One regular, appalled by the prospect of voting for either Barack Obama or Mitt Romney, is thinking of writing the former president's name on his ballot.

They said the jurors worked agreeably, and that three or four seemed particularly upset early in the deliberations at the prospect of voting for an execution.

A concern for Scotland is the prospect of voting to stay in but being taken out of the EU on the strength of a UK-wide vote.

Some were motivated by the legal protections that citizenship offered, Mr. Mohammed said, others by the prospect of voting in next year's Congressional elections.

Politicians from both sides are trying to represent it as a political conflict, and are trying to solve it with the usual political methods – through secret deals and shameful compromises, hypnotising rebels with the prospects of "voting" and "negotiations".

At one stage ministers took the prospect of MPs voting against government policy quite seriously.

In the two-year Scottish referendum campaign, Whitehall and Westminster have been in denial about the prospect of Scotland voting Yes to independence.

Not thrilled enough about the prospect of strangers voting one another off a desert island near Borneo while the whole world watches in CBS's forthcoming "Survivor"?

But the prospect of them voting against it and giving Jeremy Corbyn the chance to claim it as an early victory is slim indeed.