Sentence examples for from turnout from inspiring English sources

The Independence Party has about 200,000 members in New York, and judging from turnout in past races, its primary could be decided by as few as 15,000 people.

The mean grass heights of paddocks A and C declined gradually from turnout to mid July due to the very dry weather and high stocking rate (Fig. 2).

Rectal faecal samples and blood samples by jugular vein puncture together with live weights were obtained at 2 weeks intervals for each animal from turnout to the end of experiment (week 0 22).

Like all statewide Democratic candidates, Whitmer, who hails from East Lansing, stands to gain from high turnout in Detroit.

And judging from the turnout on opening day, warranted.

Mr Smith also points out that candidates do not gain just from higher turnout.

In traditionally Labour areas, often inner-city, poorer communities, the party actually benefits from lower turnout.

The importance of the black vote was obvious from the turnout for the 2010 Democratic primary.

Judging from the turnout at an information session yesterday, the corporation will not be disappointed.

Some political interests benefit from low turnout, particularly among minorities, the poor, students and the elderly.

To judge from the turnout, some adult presenters need to get themselves a piece of this student-marketing campaign.