Sentence examples for relatively small turnout from inspiring English sources

Political analysts are expecting a relatively small turnout between 400,000 and 800,000 voters.

Between the large police presence and a relatively small turnout of less than 2,000 protesters, the demonstrations had far less effect on Washington businesses than the fact that thousands of workers stayed home to avoid possible trouble.

The CBI wants amendments to outlaw industrial action going ahead on a "relatively small turnout".

The first is the relatively small turnout at the group's events.

Something that disappointed some riders was the relatively small turnout at many of the caravan events.

Lenda explained that the relatively small turnout of protesters was because, "People here are scared to talk out against the PA in fear of repercussions.

Terminals were effectively closed at Longview, Oakland and Portland, but plans to shut down the entire west coast failed after other protests saw relatively small turnouts.

The state Democratic Party has long predicted a relatively low turnout of 40,000 people for the January 19 caucus, so even a small shift in support may prove decisive.

The polls were based on relatively small samples, and turnout in New York primaries in general -- and this one in particular -- makes it difficult to predict the outcome.

That strategy appeared to have worked, with campaign operatives reporting high turnout in the city and relatively low turnout in Englewood, where Mr. Rothman was once mayor.

But Mr. Flickinger said the weather was not to blame for the relatively low turnout.