Sentence examples for no turnout from inspiring English sources

The men have almost no turnout.

It is clear some dissident republicans were voting Leave while others were encouraging no turnout.

One precinct there, Pleasant Franklin, is still being reported by the Iowa Republican Party as having had no turnout at all for the caucus.

Election authorities have classified three thousand one hundred and forty of the six thousand eight hundred and forty-five polling stations as unsafe; large swathes of the country, particularly in the south and east, might see almost no turnout.

The daughter of a dance teacher, Ms. Chimo set out to study ballet, but because she had "no turnout" (a move to rotate the leg from the hip, so that the knee and foot turn away from the body), she decided to focus on jazz dance, especially Bob Fosse's technique.

There is no turnout requirement for this referendum - that means a "Yes" vote of "50% plus one" would be enough to gain independence.

On the day, the No vote turnout was slightly stronger.

Even where there was no shooting, turnout was light.

In addition to Pleasant Franklin, there are seven other precincts throughout Iowa that are still being reported as having had no Republican turnout.

Their disappearances prompt no small turnout of police officers and a rush to broadcast a bulletin that, as in other cities and states, is called a silver alert.

At present there is no minimum turnout for strike ballots, meaning that stoppages can go ahead based on the votes of relatively small numbers.