Sentence examples for smaller turnout from inspiring English sources

City voting officials said the election had drawn a smaller turnout than they had anticipated.

The other managing partner, ALEX VON BIDDER, was unfazed by the smaller turnout.

Fourth, parades in cold weather tend to have smaller turnout and fewer paper throwers than processions in warmer months.

The evidence suggests that a smaller turnout is probably best for Bill de Blasio and Bill Thompson.

Though a fourth major rally is planned for Saturday, organizers expect a smaller turnout, and they are not, for the moment, planning a fifth.

It's worth noting that caucuses, for which it's harder to calculate vote totals, are usually in smaller states and/or have smaller turnout.

Among "certain" voters, the current poll gives Republicans a 49 to 44percentt advantage, implying a smaller turnout-driven shift than four years ago.

Other campuses reported smaller turnouts at rallies and marches.

Wednesday or weekend matinees usually get smaller turnouts, as do bad-weather days.

The Muslim Brotherhood and leftists are expected to demonstrate again this week, but most predictions are for smaller turnouts than in recent weeks.

In later primaries, with smaller turnouts, the candidate with the highest number of inspired voters can overcome one dependent on fair-weather followers.