Sentence examples for sluggish turnout from inspiring English sources
But people didn't rally behind either candidate and that was evident from the sluggish turnout they both received.
Although he was elected with over 96percentt of a public vote in May, turnout was sluggish.
After long conflicts, the second set of elections is often a story of unrealistic expectation turned to disillusion and apathy.Across Kabul, turnout was sluggish.
Turnout was sluggish across the city, but the figures were especially disappointing in affluent South Mumbai, which had been a particular focus of the get-out-the-vote effort.
But officials said these were isolated incidents and attributed the sluggish pace of counting to unexpectedly high voter turnout and delays in delivering ballots to polls.
Despite a sluggish economy and the threat of new French taxes on works of art, the early turnout for FIAC — which runs through Sunday — was strong.
The bad news is that the African American turnout, such a vital element in the coalition built by Barack Obama in his two successful presidential runs, is relatively sluggish this time as is turnout for young voters.
But the issue is turnout, turnout, turnout.
