Sentence examples for vote becomes a from inspiring English sources

How many of them will bother to vote becomes a critical factor.

In which case, the People's Vote becomes a reality and staying in the EU a genuine possibility.

In an 1878 essay in The North American Review, the eminent historian Francis Parkman declared universal suffrage a failure: when a man "cares not a farthing for the general good, and will sell his vote for a dollar," Parkman insisted, "his vote becomes a public pest".

Your vote becomes a power not when you mark the ballot, not when the president swears his oath, but as all voters revert to citizens and life takes its next multiple and chaotic steps down your and our altered path.

Mr. Walker's 2007 vote became a central issue last year in his mayoral election campaign.

The vote became a referendum on the government's commitment to democratic rule.

Her vote became a centerpiece of Obama's successful presidential campaign against her in 2008.

Without race as a wedge issue, the solid black Democratic vote became a powerful advantage in key states.

Destiny Salter's great-great-great-grandfather Berny was freed after the Civil War, registered to vote, became a sharecropper, and eventually bought land from the white Salter family that remains in her family today.

Politicians and senior business figures told The Independent on Sunday that when Alex Salmond, the Scottish First Minister, produced a White Paper on Tuesday to make the case for independence, the vote became a "material issue" for companies listed on the stock exchange.

But the scale of Labor's defeat, and the fact that the vote became a virtual referendum on the performance of Prime Minister Brown, who leads the Labor Party, appeared ominous for Mr. Brown and his party.