Sentence examples for during turnout from inspiring English sources

His normal temperament returned as he began to buck and kick during turnout.

Correspondingly, horses kept in groups during turnout reduced the amount of passive behaviours (standing or lying) when exposed to edible enrichment items such as branches or a ball with concentrates [ 19].

Yes, it's a petty matter of optics, but there's a reason the Florida Panthers chose to put a curtain around its upper levels during low-turnout games.

Mr. Jones said he was "pleasantly surprised" by the turnout during his performance at the festival.

Grass-roots efforts to increase voter turnout during last year's presidential election were effective, particularly in the fiercely contested states.

Despite an increase in voter turnout during the 2018 U.S midterm election, about half of all eligible voters didn't cast their ballot on election day.

That discouraging downward trend began to reverse itself in 2004, and certainly the turnout during the primaries this winter and spring was very encouraging.

Fiercely-fought campaigns, with television adverts from both sides of the debate, ensured a record turnout during the state's early voting period.

The Arab world today is marked by a sense of disillusionment felt by young Arabs and evidenced by record-low turnout during elections, explained Tarek Osman in his talk "The Two Futures of the Arab World".

Still, this is not a great result for Republicans — especially after their tremendous success in 2010, a cycle during which Republican turnout was extremely high and contributed to the party's 63-seat gain in the House of Representatives.

Yet these advisers also acknowledge that the Obama phenomenon — the candidacy that helped inspire record voter registrations and turnout during the primaries — has come down to earth in a divided, economically stressed nation.