Sentence examples for unlikely election from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, Margaret Thatcher makes the front pages of the Telegraph and the Guardian in an unlikely election twist, although it's not the former premier herself.

WACO, Tex., Aug. 18 — During the last eight years, Karl Rove has been lionized and vilified, heralded as making the unlikely election victories of President Bush possible and impugned as reaching too high from an unusually powerful White House perch.

I have watched and read and listened to a myriad of people and talking heads that have tried to explain how the unlikely election to the highest office of our government of Donald J. Trump, a television celebrity with no political or even public service experience, could have happened.

That is possible, but still unlikely: elections are a headache, and many politicians are deeply wary of having early ones.But even if Congress can finish its second successive five-year term, with the elderly Mr Singh hanging on, many awkward moments loom.

Analysts, however, say it's unlikely elections will go ahead as scheduled.

But Congress would still have to approve the agreement and extend normal trade privileges to Vietnam, a vote that some administration official believe is unlikely this election year.

Edwards won an unlikely 1826 election to become Governor of Illinois.

Many people still considered it unlikely that elections would begin on Monday, especially because of the continuing violence.

David Amess's narrow victory for the Conservatives in one of Labour's principal target seats pointed the way to John Major's unlikely re-election.

The next day, a defeated David Cameron announced his resignation as prime minister, barely a year after winning his unlikely re-election for a second term.

In the unlikely event the election comes down to Florida, the state's registered voters in Israel could turn the election, but if the voting comes down states like Colorado, Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin and New Hampshire, Obama would likely have the edge.