Example sentences for: elections

How can you use “elections” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • Commenting on the Indian elections, the South China Morning Post of Hong Kong said in an editorial that it was "virtually certain that the people will again face a hung parliament of uncertain duration, cobbled together by the flimsiest of uneasy regional alliances."

  • That means there are only two kinds of reform that have any chance of actually reducing total expenditure on presidential elections.

  • Citizens can speak their minds and talk to each other and talk to candidates freely," says Christine Varney, a conference participant and former White House adviser who now heads the American Bar Association's standing committee on elections.

  • He won't decide until "1999" (Quayle), "for another year" (Kasich), until "after the 1998 elections" (lots of them).

  • All papers run stories on Sunday's elections in Brazil, in which incumbent President Fernando Henrique Cardoso is expected to triumph handily despite the country's economic turmoil.


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