Sentence examples for votes grow from inspiring English sources

Lawyers and party officials are camped out in boards of elections, and accusations of malfunctioning machines and flawed absentee votes grow more heated by the minute.

As the number of people participating in these votes grows from the thousands well into the millions, they will acquire a political force that will compel our elected representatives, anxious to keep their jobs, to heed their message".

The coefficients on both the total dollar amount of business donations and the share of donations coming from business — that is, the degree to which those affect judges' votes — grew between 1995-1998 and 2010-2012, Shepherd found.

If we correct the Latino estimate to reflect Latino Decisions' Election Eve Poll, which found 77percentt support for Clinton in Wisconsin, the approximate number of threatened votes grows to 35,595.

He has supported the party for a decade, and watched Syriza's share of the vote grow from 5.6% in the 2007 election to 36% this weekend.

The ethnic minority vote grows harder than ever to predict.

Stone estimates that the margin in the second vote grew, to 360-140 in favour of execution.

Mr Dockray sees the Conservative vote growing, but only by so much.

But Justice Powell, who was in those days often the swing vote, grew testy about the practice.

As the rural vote grows less powerful, farm-district Republicans increasingly need allies in the cities and suburbs.

As the Latino vote grows, both parties will have to work much harder for it.Next in this Special report: Cuba libre.