Sentence examples for initial turnout from inspiring English sources

But the initial turnout was encouraging, and she had good timing: The comedy film "DodgeBall" came out in 2004 and whetted adults' appetites for playing a game they had enjoyed as children.

The organizers say the initial turnout has been encouraging: about 25 at the inaugural program in North Bellmore Nov. 5 and 6; the same in Roslyn Dec. 9 and 10 despite bad weather, and about 20 young people Dec. 16 and 17 at the Bach Jewish Center in Long Beach.

Based on initial vote tallies, turnout for the 2016 election will be the lowest since then, when Al Gore won the popular contest, but lost the Electoral College, 271 to 266.

Ali Alyami, the director of the Center for Democracy and Human Rights in Saudi Arabia, told VICE News that he the initial low voter turnout was likely due to the fact that it is still relatively early in voter registration and that he expects to see greater numbers as the deadline gets closer and word spreads throughout the country.

On the night of the poll, the central Electoral Commission released initial figures for the turnout only in 72 constituencies, and then stopped.

Initial IEC estimates put the turnout at seven million, or 64percentt of all men of voting age and 36percentt of women.

Clear expectations regarding their specific role in an emergency may increase staff turnout in the initial chaos and confusion surrounding a pandemic [ 17].

Initial reports from the Central Election Commission indicated turnouts as high as 86percentt in some places, even in the scorching heat.

Mr. Dans arrived at the initial demonstration late and was stunned at the turnout.

Initial tallies from the city clerk showed that turnout was about 20 percent, one of the lowest rates on record for a runoff election.

Initial signs were that Mr. Obama benefited from a huge turnout of voters, but particularly among blacks.