Sentence examples for smaller votes from inspiring English sources

"And in the last national election Ukip got 4.4 million votes and none of those people are being represented on Sunday despite the fact there are political parties with far smaller votes than that being represented".

Even a smaller vote could upset the political kaleidoscope.

For some, the loss of Ireland's European commissioner and a smaller voting weight summed up their country's reduced clout in the enlarged EU.

"Virginia is probably turning red today because turnout is well down, and the smaller voting population is among the most Republican in modern times," said Larry Sabato, a political scientist at the University of Virginia.

The improved Hough transform with a new coordinate origin uses a considerably smaller voting memory.

For a weighted game we say that a power index satisfies local monotonicity if a player who controls a large share of the total weight vote does not have less power than a player with a smaller voting weight.

He finds that states with smaller voting gaps across incomes had policies more favorable to the poor.

"This is the first president ever reelected to a second term who has gotten a smaller percentage of the vote and a smaller vote in the electoral college the second time around," Rove said.

She was never the front-runner opposite Penelope Cruz ("Vicky Cristina Barcelona") and Marisa Tomei ("The Wrestler"), who between them collected the bulk of the critics' and smaller voting bodies' prizes.

Consider a small-scale voting situation.

This is why I advocate starting with incredibly small actions (small votes still count!) and building consistency.