Sentence examples similar to lighter turnout from inspiring English sources

The Downtown Athletic Club anticipated a light turnout.

A light turnout is expected despite a heated campaign.

The proposal was defeated, 70percentto30percentcent, in the Nov. 4 election, amid extremely light turnout.

But the incumbents prevailed, in what was reported to be very light turnout in the three states.

As usual, there was a light turnout for the Veterans Day Parade up Fifth Avenue (news article, Nov. 12).

Although a light turnout was expected, almost 100 people attended the first gathering and the SoMa ArtNet was born.

The light turnout — only a few concertgoers were seen in the spotless theater's 127-seat mezzanine — came as no surprise to Mr. Fraboni.

Even in the government stronghold of Damascus, a visit to numerous polling places indicated a light turnout except in government offices where voting was mandatory.

The light turnout reflected the low visibility of the campaign so far and the lack of name recognition among the 10 Republicans and Democrats.

While there were no estimates of turnout by midevening, State Senator Joseph Kyrillos, the Republican state chairman, said information he was getting confirmed expectations of a light turnout.

Some political analysts -- and privately, some Democrats -- speculated that the light turnout helped defeat the measure, because only the most devoted voters showed up.