Sentence examples for notable turnout from inspiring English sources

According to the White House press pool, the group was made up of mostly Trump supporters and some protesters — a notable turnout, since Trump's location wasn't widely advertised.

Also notable was a strong turnout for the Metropolitan Opera's high-definition presentation of "Carmen," starring Elina Garanca, right.

But Labour is not invulnerable: its recent election victory was notable for a low turnout and a tepid mandate.

The election was again notable for the poor turnout, which at 71% was the lowest in the history of the Federal Republic of Germany.

The issue of turnout is particularly notable in Tennessee, ranked second to last in the nation in that field, just ahead of Texas, according to a 2016 Pew study.

To some extent, that reflects a general trend in most rich countries with the notable recent exception of America, where turnout is rising from a lower base.

It seems to have helped: there was a decent turnout for the concert, with notable numbers of young people.

Although the Senate primary was the only statewide race, and turnout was sparse, there were other notable local races.

Perhaps the most notable figure coming out of Iowa was the turnout, 122,255, which wasn't much higher than the total in 2008.

In addition to low and unrepresentative voter turnout, the recent primary election was notable for another reason: a distinct lack of voter engagement and enthusiasm.

The turnout — the biggest 3-D opening on record, surpassing the one for "Avatar" — was notable for its timing: late winter, normally a quiet time at the multiplex.