Sentence examples for high votes from inspiring English sources

What, then, are the causes of these high votes?

"Iranian officials are all elected with high votes," he added, rejecting Mr. Bush's comment that Iranian officials lack popular support.

The PUP vote was also highest in economically declining electorates, with a cluster of high votes between 0 and 60 on the scale.

A lot of board decisions about executive pay are justified by, "Everybody's getting this, and we're getting high votes". But the raw percentage of support doesn't tell the full story.

"The board should take note of this significant level of shareholder disapproval," Glass, Lewis & Company, a proxy advisory firm, wrote in a report, referring to last year's historically high votes against board members linked to the Mexico issue.

This explains prior observations of the effect of relatively high votes from fans on indicating popularity to the general user population, and also suggests stories that are of niche interest to the fans rather than the general user population.

They are surprised they had such a high vote against.

Unusually high voting in working-class suburbs boosted the anti-separatist, left-wing vote.

Groupon will also issue high vote shares to its insiders, keeping its founders in control.

Traditionally, candidates are drawn to neighborhoods with high voting rates and opinionated residents.

A new party – Podemos ("We can") – got an unexpectedly high vote in elections to the European Parliament.