Sentence examples for substantial turnout from inspiring English sources

Despite this, the Sanders campaign is confident that it can generate substantial turnout among young voters and progressives.

THE RACE IN TENNESSEE -- Vice President Al Gore will need a substantial turnout of women in his home state in November, according to a new poll, because the gender gap so visible across the country is also a major factor in Tennessee.

But Ali wasn't expecting such a strong and substantial turnout, from the Muslim community and from allies.  .

Union officers, including Ms. Gilbert and Mr. Connolly, have been crisscrossing the country speaking to branches in New York, Chicago, Boston and elsewhere, hoping that a substantial voter turnout will blunt the impact of any dissatisfaction among Hollywood SAG members.

On 29 April, the viewing figures will be immense; the turnout substantial.

Favorable political conditions nationally and a substantial surge in turnout pulled the state into the Democratic column ahead of schedule.

And I don't know that Zell Miller on the ticket generates any substantial increase in turnout".

Mr. Hollande's office said the turnout was "substantial" but would not change his determination to pass the reform.

Before the election, some were claiming that Mr. Obama's presence on the ticket would lead to a substantial increase in youth turnout.

Mr. Skurnik said the Democratic race this year had two factors that should make the turnout more substantial than the past two primaries: there is considerable uncertainty about who will win (unlike in 2009), and the eventual nominee will be the front-runner to win the general election (unlike in 2005 and 2009).

Since government efforts to move Election Day have stalled, it may seem like a pipe dream to think that tech companies can create substantial impact on voter turnout.