Sentence examples for toughest general from inspiring English sources

The Liberal Democrats are gearing up for our toughest general election in a generation.

Kirk and the Illinois Republican Party view Duckworth, a second-term congresswoman from Hoffman Estates, and an Iraq war hero, as their toughest general election opponent.

"Just from an overall team leadership perspective, it's kind of tough," General Manager Omar Minaya said.

"Dingell has not had a tough general election race in decades, or maybe really ever," Mr. Ballenger said.

He won an easy primary and a tough general election and has held that job ever since, coasting through two re-election campaigns.

An additional $250,000 arrived in August, after Mr. Schoeller had nearly run out of money and faced a tough general election campaign against a well-financed Democratic opponent.

While Clinton is a very strong favourite to win the Democratic nomination, she may however still face a very tough general election race against the eventual Republican nominee.

He won that year's tough general election, but he didn't have to battle any Republicans for a chance to get that far.

But some Republicans are also considering challenging Mr. Bloomberg in a primary, which could force him to run to the right just before a tough general election.

The West may want to love Egypt, but it is now being run by a very tough general who doesn't seem to care very much what we think.

At Mr. Thompson's election event, even before a winner was declared, supporters were bracing for a tough general election fight and resolved to help the party embrace its eventual Republican candidate.