Sentence examples for robust turnout from inspiring English sources

" I must say, this is a robust turnout".

If turnout really does top 2.5 million, that probably indicates a robust turnout by more casual Democratic voters".

More than 150 nominees were on hand, including 19 of the 20 in the acting categories, a robust turnout.

The pro-Tory swing and robust turnout are, if anything, more remarkable and worrying for Labour than the crash in the party's own vote.

Mr. Chetwynd, reached on his way to the same event, said he was expecting an unusually robust turnout of Hollywood Republicans and independents for the evening.

Contributing to the spirit of turmoil, the Occupy Wall Street movement is expected to inspire a robust turnout for protests against the Group of 20 in nearby Nice.

Less-than-robust turnout in the primaries from those areas in states like Florida and Michigan, analysts said, suggests a challenge for Mr. Romney in energizing independents and the less conservative components of the Republican electorate.

In a speech to several hundred people in front of Borough Hall in Brooklyn, Mr. de Blassio stressed the importance of robust voter turnout, and called on his supporters to remind everybody they knew to vote.

For me to win it has to be a very robust Republican turnout, very robust.

By the end of the Democratic primary process, no matter how robust the turnout appears, less than half of all Democratic potential voters will have expressed their preference.

But even if Mr. Begich does not lead, he is most likely within striking distance, especially given the unusually robust Democratic turnout effort that is taking place….Over all, there's considerable uncertainty about the state of the race in Alaska.