electability in a sentence

1. Biden's core strength remains the electability factor.

2. "Electability" is the term used by the American commentators use for it.

3. Electability, whether it relates to a person or a programme, is not a science.

4. I have to tell you, I don't think this will have a significant impact on my electability.

5. What Happened: Remember when electability and morality were actual things people cared about?

6. Gone are the days when a politician's electability can be determined by a review of their policy agenda.

7. Considering Netanyahu’s increasing misfortunes, 8 months would be too long to maintain his electability.

8. And once they start muttering things like that, Biden will be finished, his aura of electability shattered…”

9. After some hesitation concerning electability, most blacks have jumped on the Obama bandwagon for understandable reasons.

10. And if it came down to a choice between ideology in Iraq and the electability of George W. Bush, everyone knew which would win.

11. But the men on the stage actually won more elections than they've lost over the years, undercutting Warren's electability argument.

12. Today, for better or worse, electability is predicated on whether a candidate makes voters feel called to something larger than themselves.

13. In fact, each of the leading Democrats has particular strengths and weaknesses which give none of them an edge in electability come November.

14. Obama is clearly leading in the polls, and no one could accuse him of fabricating the issue to increase his electability, which will if anything increase.

15. The British National Party and Belgium’s Vlaamse Belang are two examples of such a move toward respectability, which may one day be followed by electability.

16. During an exchange about electability and whether a woman can win the presidency, Warren compared the political careers of the men on the debate stage with the women.

17. Why, yes, it may improve mainstreaming electability, but it is also a danger sign – like the canary in the coal mine – that something has gone drastically wrong with the FN.

18. What stands out, however, when voters are queried about their support for the former vice president, is that few name any policies he champions, instead falling back on the idea of electability.

19. 2018 will be the year in which marketing and information management will become intelligent, with tangible effects for the user regarding the possibilities for personalisation and electability of the services.

20. Isn’t sacrificing principles on the altar of “electability” one of the main reasons that “conservatism” in the USA has become completely useless, why the GOP betrays White interests over and over and over again?