Sentence examples for volatile election from inspiring English sources

A U.N. report last week detailed human rights violations committed by the Congolese security forces — including murder, torture and arbitrary arrests — during last year's volatile election period.

Page A13 CONGO'S VOLATILE ELECTION A combination of suspicion, shootings, political clashes and voting breakdowns continued in Congo on the second day of nationwide elections.

Rubio did, however, appear willing to accept the notion that he was wagering his political future on one of the most volatile election cycles in modern history.

There was no truth in any of it, but clearly the introduction of an American reporter into an already volatile election campaign had unanticipated effects.

In a volatile election season, with candidates going for blood and the volume turned up full blast, Dan Barry's five-part series makes its appearance in The Times like a visitor from a distant planet.

But you don't need to be an expert in Shi'a eschatology to understand how last week's volatile election gave way to an exercise in self-discrediting thuggery by Iran's clerical leadership.

Later this year, hundreds of MPs from across the UK will be elected in what promises to be one of the most volatile elections in recent years.

"These are the most volatile elections of recent years," she said.

Yet just as global attention seemed to take the sting out of volatile elections, so fresh weeds grew in the shade.

Around 70percentt of Peruvians say they are unsatisfied with the candidates on offer, a recurrent theme in politics here that fuels a tradition of volatile elections, with dissatisfied voters often making up their minds at the last minute.

In our new VICELAND travel series VICE Does America, we piled VICE staffers Abdullah Saeed, Wilbert L. Cooper, and Martina De Alba in a 1989 Winnebago and sent them off on an epic American road trip to find out what the hell is going on in our country as we head into a volatile presidential election.