Sentence examples for a turnout will be from inspiring English sources

A majority of one for independence, on however small a turnout, will be accepted at Westminster as final.

A high turnout will be seen as a major boost for Iran's ruling Islamic system, showing popular support and allowing it to stand firm in the stand-off over its nuclear programme.

A high turnout will be better for our nation... and for preserving security".

No reading material is more likely to send the resting pulse racing towards lethal tachycardia than a ponderous piece about political apathy, assorted disillusionment, and why I have a hunch that a catastrophically low turnout will be the tragic tale of the 2015 general election.

Given that a majority of those aged under 40 view the EU as a good thing, their turnout will be crucial to a Yes vote in any forthcoming European referendum.

Experts say the outcome of the election is a foregone conclusion and only voter turnout will be a gauge of popularity for Sisi, who has enjoyed cult-like status since he ousted his predecessor Mohamed Morsi in 2013.

It's a decent bet that turnout will be down some among younger voters this year, but that isn't a realistic estimate.

In an evenly divided swing state like Wisconsin, high Republican turnout will be a tough challenge for Democrats' get-out-the-vote mobilisation.

"The turnout will be a major factor.

"They are afraid that the turnout will be a show of the support for the two" — Mr. Moussavi and Mr. Karroubi.

Clinton is the most high profile Democrat to come to Wisconsin to support the recall campaign so far in a tight race where voter turnout will be key.