Sentence examples for will be electoral from inspiring English sources

"People are understandably concerned about our direction of travel, but there will be electoral opportunities for us if we can sort ourselves out".

Whether it will last right up to the next general election is another question.One big test will be electoral reform, where Mr Blair still declares himself "not persuaded" of the case for change.

Senator John Kerry's managers hope to manage things so that both will be electoral assets for their candidate in November, but as always at war conventions, snares lie in wait.

There will be electoral irregularities, fraud, and violence, but the first-round vote went much better than expected, in terms of turnout, electoral organisation, security and acceptance by the candidates of the results.

"This is a significant signal to other legislative bodies around the country that legislatures can act in the interest of the general population without some of the fear that there will be electoral retribution," he said.

But it will probably be electoral suicide for any politician that proposes it.

Being himself will be an electoral asset.

Michael Fallon, the Tories' new deputy chairman, has stressed there will be no electoral pact with the Lib Dems.

But I think there will be an electoral response to all these jobs losses, and Bush gets beat here".

She is also the only woman in the field and is popular on suburban Long Island, which will be an electoral battleground for Democrats in November.

"So when people like me come forward and say elect Jeremy Corbyn as leader and it will be an electoral disaster, his enthusiastic new supporters roll their eyes.