Sentence examples for tough election from inspiring English sources

But unfortunately, Fenty is facing a tough election, and Rhee says she'll leave DC is Fenty isn't re-elected.

He added: "This is a tough election.

OK, I've never won a tough election.

"It was a long, tough election," says Yarrow.

For Democratic bigwigs, 2014 is more than a tough election year.

The official Labour line in Norwich North: "It's going to be a tough election for us".

Our councillors and activists across the country have been working tirelessly in this very tough election.

As he told person after person: "I'd appreciate your vote —I have a tough election in 25 days".

"She expects this to be a tough election, and she will work hard every day to earn the job".

Nassau Republicans, particularly the county's five state senators, have been forced to reinvent themselves in a tough election year.

It seemed intended to send a bracing message during a tough election season in the United States, with President Obama battling economic problems at home.