Sentence examples for low turn from inspiring English sources

The second factor is low turn out.

The crucible came in South Carolina, where the tone took a decidedly low turn.

"Even with a low turn out of 26% she still received over 200 more votes than him".

"Turn-out will be absolutely key in these areas, as well as in the strong Labour low turn out areas".

Two men look each other in the eye and then, crouching low, turn in smooth circles, one ducking under the other's outstretched leg.

Given the indifference and very low turn out of Aboriginal voters, powerful Atsic positions controlling large government funds have been ripe for the picking through vote rigging.

So far, the party's success has been based on very low turn-outs in local elections.

This state may ultimately provide more of a test of their appeal and their political adaptability than the low turn-out caucuses that began this year's presidential contests.

In recent elections, the PRI has done well on a low turn-out, as voters once enthused by Mr Fox stay at home.

Mr Hollande has said the "real threat" to his momentum, and a good first-round score, was a low turn-out on 22 April.

But despite -- or, perhaps, because of -- his showing in opinion surveys, Mr. Blair and his followers are desperate to avoid a low turn-out among apathetic supporters, which could benefit their adversaries.