Sentence examples for vote if not from inspiring English sources

But -- finally! -- David Fritz, from Haiti, said he would vote, if not enthusiastically, dutifully.

I would say he is in danger of losing my vote, if not overwhelmingly so".

Some officials admit with a sigh that such security excesses threaten to undermine the legitimacy of the vote, if not the regime itself.

It claims that holding off will reduce the risk of violence from protests called by the opposition.Still, the election committee has at least now released details of the popular vote, if not the final seat-count.

But Gallup's seven-day tracking poll shows Mr. Obama winning the West (+6), the East (+4) and the Midwest (+4), while losing the South (-22), putting him behind in the popular vote, if not in the Electoral College.

"Germany has always had cold feet about banking union," said one E.U. official, convinced that Berlin was determined to stall until after the Sept. 22 vote, if not long beyond.

The voting, if not the reasoning behind it, is publicly disclosed.

The word there had been that Chicago would survive at least until a late round of voting, if not win.

(Still, even if that happened, he would not lose control of Revlon. Because his remaining shares have supervoting provisions, he would maintain a voting, if not economic, majority).

Those in favour of  continuing unity with Spain will also probably underline  the lack of a majority of votes, if not of seats, in Catalonia in support  of the separatist campaign.

But hope still flickers that regional diplomacy may yet persuade Mr Mugabe to go.Nearly a month after the election on March 29th, the presidential result had still to be announced, though independent observers reckon that the challenger, Morgan Tsvangirai, won far more votes, if not an outright majority.