Sentence examples for turnout for granted from inspiring English sources

Win Butler said he didn't take the turnout for granted, since most of their songs were written for rooms of 20 people.

For Democrats, one of the lessons of Florida and the presidential election was that African-American votes and turnout cannot be taken for granted, said Mignon Moore, chief operating officer of the Democratic National Committee.

In an age of plummeting UK turnouts, voting rights are taken for granted.

Nor do I necessarily think that it can be taken for granted that the storm will reduce turnout all that much, even in the worst-affected regions.

For example, she and her staff appeared to take Michigan and Wisconsin for granted, failing to make large voter outreach and turnout investments in them.

Movement officials have been bracing for a low turnout, saying Ugandans have voted often enough that they have begun to take that right for granted.

In Arab districts, voter turnout plunged, to 25percentt, compared with 75percenttwo years agogo, as Palestinian citizens signaled their repudiation of Mr. Barak and their unwillingness to be taken for granted by future left-of-center governments.

"You take it for granted".

I took everything for granted".

"We take it for granted".

"We take grandma for granted".