Sentence examples for will be runoff from inspiring English sources
If no candidate gets an outright majority, there will be runoff between the two top vote-getters.
Under Hungary's complicated election rules, the race now goes into a second round, in which there will be runoff elections in local districts where no candidate won an outright majority tonight.
If either one chooses a runoff, there will be a runoff.
Modern climate change modelling indicates change across the world affecting temperature and precipitation; it also indicates that one of the most important 'carriers' of climate change will be river runoff and that declining runoff will result in greater water stress.
But now there will be a runoff.
On Dec. 9 there will be a runoff.
If no candidate receives an outright majority, there will be a runoff in mid-June.
If none of the options receives a majority vote, there will be a runoff.
If no choice receives a majority of the votes cast, there will be a runoff.
And that means it's likely there will be a runoff election, which wouldn't take place until January 6th.
