Sentence examples for protest turnout from inspiring English sources

Monday's protest turnout was considerably smaller than Sunday's gathering of 20,000, during which crowds swelled in Freedom park before marching through the streets.

Unfortunately, in Ferguson, after all of the protesting, voter turnout was disappointing.

Organisers said the protest's high turnout reflected the exasperation felt among many people after the general election result – Labour had promised to ban indefinite detention – but also follows a particularly tumultuous month for a facility plagued by damaging allegations since it opened in 2001.

But for American expats like Stephanie Michel, who helped organize the Madrid protest, the small turnout isn't really an issue.

A similar protest with a turnout of about 3,500 was staged on August 6 , 1989(the anniversary of the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima).

This week's national elections have been marred by low turnout, protests and violence in refugee camps and allegations of widespread voter intimidation.

Yet while some thought Mr. Mubarak's resignation might dissipate the protests, Friday's turnout represented a clear signal that the demonstrations had the vitality to continue.

Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux dismissed Saturday's protests, describing the turnout as a "disappointment" for the organisers.

Progressive anger at President Trump is on the rise, resulting in increased voter turnout, protests, and Democratic coffers swelling with donations.

These are protest polls; a lame turnout of 36%.

A huge turnout in protest at this government manipulation carried Zapatero to power.