Sentence examples for worth electing from inspiring English sources

More importantly, he made the Labor party worth electing".

A government unable to legislate on health, education or housing would hardly be worth electing.

The only good news is that there are a few competitive races and a few candidates committed to changing the system who are worth electing.

Still, it may be worth electing him just to see what he can do.

One is about O'Rourke himself, and whether he's a viable candidate or one worth electing, with many leftists answering "no" to the latter question.

Michael Bloomberg With key backing from Mayor Rudy Giuliani, Bloomberg (worth $18.1 billion) elected two months after 9/11.

He took those messages to a Town Council meeting, although he says he often wondered if the work was worth it, as elected official seemed focused on commercial development over housing.

Alongside Mr Schwarzenegger's appointed (mainly Republican) cabinet of advisers on transport, finance, education and so on, there is another cabinet's-worth of directly elected (and thus currently Democrat) officials, such as the state treasurer, insurance commissioner and so on.Still harder to fathom is who pays for what.

Iraq's democracy, they said, was not worth much unless their elected representatives worked harder.

"I don't think you can put a price tag on what it's worth to have an elected person in the United States Senate".

What's your elected official worth?