Sentence examples for unexpected election from inspiring English sources

However, his unexpected election victory put pressure on the president-elect, who is busy forming a cabinet, to end the distraction before his inauguration in January – and before the possible emergence of further damaging revelations.

His unexpected election triumph shows that we should not underestimate Mr Cameron.

An unexpected election result followed by a startling Labour leadership contest has taken some getting used to.

The unexpected election of Donald Trump is said to owe debts to both niche extremism and rampant misinformation.

But these are problems to come, and this was a day for the Tories to celebrate a remarkable and unexpected election victory.

The review has been made more difficult by Mr Cameron's late and unexpected election pledge to find an extra £8bn for the NHS.

Within weeks of winning an unexpected general election victory, Cameron is faced by internal dissension.

Just three years after Californians voted to impose controls on campaign financing, the unexpected recall election is turning into a spending frenzy without limits.

Lawrence seized the opportunity to enter national politics at an unexpected by-election.

But Democrats won unexpected legislative elections in 1910 and 1912, ensuring ratification.

Chris Patten, the architect of the unexpected general-election triumph of 1992, was perhaps the most eminent example.