Sentence examples for selected turnout from inspiring English sources

The comparison is performed at a given cross-section in the crossing panel of a selected turnout design.

The larger efforts by the Democrats and the N.A.A.C.P. are based on previous attempts to increase black turnout in carefully selected states, in some cases the same ones that have become battlegrounds in this year's contest.

Although polls show that Mr. Bush is a solid favorite across the South, the Gore campaign believes it can break the Bush stranglehold in selected states with the help of a heavy turnout of loyal black Democrats.

The two healthcare facilities were selected for the study on the basis of their high stroke patient turnout.

His campaign selected Ohio to announce the plan, a state where Mr. Bush engaged in a sprawling voter turnout effort among evangelicals.

With such low turnout, the military invalidated the election results and, after consulting with unions and other activists in the country, the military selected Zinsou as the new president.

Will voters get engaged in selecting their new governor and exceed the 49percentturnoutut of 2001?

Turnout in an election costing the taxpayer £3.7m to select the new West Midlands police and crime commissioner could be as low as 10.5%, say officials.

St. Charles was supposed to select the most delegates of any single caucus in the state, and turnout was much higher than expected.

The first public election to select five members to the international board that administers the Internet domain-name system demonstrated distinct similarities to the issues that plague many national political elections: disputes over the campaign process and low voter turnout.

But the issue is turnout, turnout, turnout.