Sentence examples for very difficult election from inspiring English sources

We clearly have to recover from the very difficult election.

But it is because of that fact that I want to thank him for all he did for the constituency and I especially want to take a moment to commend him for the dignified way that he handled himself on what must have been a very difficult election night.

"We now have a candidate in place who will lead the fight in what will be a very difficult election".

Former Lib Dem leader Arthur Preece said: "I always knew that we were in for a very difficult election chiefly because of the effect of the boundary changes".

Senator Ozouf said: "It has been a very difficult election, I said from the start I would face the toughest task of all the candidates in being the treasury minister in a recession.

By looking for middle ground, a compromise, he set himself up for a very difficult election campaign.

"As I say, I think it is totally unacceptable that people in a campaigning party facing very difficult elections last week, as we were, find out now with hindsight that a senior member of the party, far from actually going out to try and win votes, was spending time and money to undermine the fortunes of the party.

We are going to move on from very difficult elections and I'm optimistic that we are going to turn this corner".

W Stephen Gilbert Corsham, Wiltshire  I only wish Labour MPs paid as much attention to the party rules as they do to forming cosy cabals to undermine our chances of winning what will be a very difficult general election.

One of the nation's leading elections experts, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said experience had taught him that "reasonable minds can disagree on what the intent was, and it becomes very difficult" for election officials to reach a consensus.

However, there were some heroes, like Paul Wellstone, Democrat of Minnesota, who even in the midst of a very difficult re-election campaign voted to slow the march to war.