Sentence examples for runoff dropped from inspiring English sources

While international observers praised the election as free and fair, turn out in the runoff dropped by half.

The candidates in New York City's Democratic mayoral runoff dropped their combative tone yesterday and focused on shoring up their political bases.

The 1- to 90-day minimum runoffs were dropped between −33.3% and −53.8% over the regulated period.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — President René Préval and his party, bowing to pressure from regional leaders, including the United States, have begun to encourage their candidate for the coming presidential runoff to drop out, according to party officials.

Alejandro Toledo, his opponent in the May 28 runoff presidential election, dropped out of the race on Thursday.

16 Challenges for Peru President Now that his opponent in the runoff presidential election has dropped out of the race, President of Peru Alberto K. Fujimori faces the possibility of unending protest marches, criticism from Washington and other foreign capitals, and perhaps even economic sanctions.

(c) Otherwise, there's an "instant runoff" — the biggest loser gets dropped from the counting and his or her voters' second choices get counted along with everybody else's first choices.

But a persistent drought and decreasing runoff over the last 10-plus years have dropped the water level by more than 100ft.

However, HD observes a slight dilution with less mineralised/fresh runoff where EC and pH dropped by about 708 μScm−1 and 0.5, respectively (Table 1).

The longest storm sewer pipe length (LPL) and the storm sewer pipe network density (PND) are the two key parameters that control the cooling effect of the underground sewer system; sensitivity analysis showed LPL increase from 345 to 966 m, resulted in runoff temperature drop by 2.5 °C.

Mr. Tsvangirai later dropped out of a runoff vote because of state-sponsored attacks against his followers.