Sentence examples for mean voters using from inspiring English sources

I mean voters ("Using M.R.I.'s to See Politics on the Brain," front page, April 20).

But (I strongly suspect) when a great many voters use the word, they mean the migrations of the past.

Voters using straight-party options (by definition) do not vote for candidates in nonpartisan elections.

Peter Kellner from pollsters YouGov said voters used to perceive Labour as "nice but dim" while Tories were seen as "smart but mean".

Since voters use common strategies, this is a dominated strategy for this group of voters.

This dimension can be considered a shortcut or heuristic that voters use in order to simplify ideological competition.

The IT2 fuzzy voter architecture was compared against the average voter, inexact majority voter, and the T1 fuzzy voter using a refined experimental harness.

It would mean voters were looking ahead, not back.

If the applicants are successful, however, it will mean Canadians can use the voter information cards as ID on Oct. 19 after all.

One of the most longstanding hopes (on the left) and fears (on the right) about democratic politics is that voters of modest means will use their electoral weight to level the economic playing field.

Leaving meetings means using.