Sentence examples for few turnout from inspiring English sources

In swing states like Iowa, few turnout drives are as sophisticated or as ambitious as that of Mr. Curran's employer, America Coming Together, or ACT, a 527 group with a $125 million budget and a force of paid workers that will swell to 45,000 on Election Day.

Elsewhere, voting produced few surprises, low turnout and isolated reports of problems.

Eighteen more governorates will vote in two more stages over the next few weeks, and turnout is unlikely to match the levels set in the flurry of attention about the first vote since Mr. Mubarak was forced from office.

JAPANESE voters went to the polls last weekend in local elections that set few pulses racing: turnout was the lowest on record and the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP), the dominant partner in Japan's ruling coalition, cruised to victory predictably, winning over half the nation's prefectural assembly seats.

And that still leaves deeper questions about why American democracy involves so much money and so few voters: a turnout of barely 50%, after the splurging of nearly $3 billion, is, in many ways, far more shaming than the mess in Florida.

Over the past few years, the turnout for the World Series Ladies' Event has steadily declined, and this year was no different.

Preliminary returns for the first direct local elections since the fall of Communism showed an exceptionally low turnout: fewer that 40percentt of the 29 million voters cast ballots on Sunday.

He called for a demonstration in Belgrade on Sunday evening, but few expect a large turnout.

He posed for a few shots in his turnout gear, then decided to strip down to his bare chest.

In a few elections, determining actual turnout, given the number of provisional and contested ballots, might take days or weeks, potentially throwing election outcomes into limbo.

There are astonishing (and surely perilous) ankle bends; startling knee bends; and a few dancers, using extreme turnout, would step on the inner sides of their feet.