Sentence examples for significant turnout from inspiring English sources

On the day, there was a significant turnout of demonstrators.

What did you do to insure that there would be a significant turnout?

"You need both of those factors to have a significant turnout," he said.

Unlike some protests that are dominated by college students, these events had a significant turnout of middle-aged professionals and older people.

His visit coincided with the last day of early voting, which Democrats claim has seen a significant turnout of their supporters.

It is likely that the timing and location of the march — on a weekend, in a Democratic city in a Democratic region — helped drive the significant turnout.

Not only does McAuliffe have significant candidate-specific liabilities, which I'll get to shortly, but, perhaps more important, turnout in gubernatorial elections drops by 30 points or more compared to turnout for presidential elections.

Though no official age breakdown of voters has been calculated, figures point to a significant increase in turnout among young people as well as a significant increase in overall turnout in university towns.

But the count showed no significant growth in turnout.

Demographic variables, like race, age and education, also play a significant role in turnout.

Initial accounts of last Tuesday's presidential election contemplated what seemed to be a significant decline in turnout from 2008.