Sentence examples for turnout into from inspiring English sources

He mobilized young people — never an ideal base, because of thin wallets and historically poor turnout — into an energetic army who in turn enlisted parents and grandparents.

Dale Florio, an influential lobbyist in Trenton and chairman of the Somerset Republican Committee, turned the small turnout into a little partisan joke, by blaming Republican successes under Gov. Christine Todd Whitman.

OFA has actually been turning out impressive field figures for some time, as I've reported, their struggle has been converting turnout into impact on the Hill.

The roughly 150 investors at the meeting, more than double last year's turnout, broke into applause.

Trende put these and other assumptions on turnout rates into an interactive Electoral College calculator developed by my colleague Nate Silver, and produced results (Figure 1) showing that Republicans could win the presidency for seven straight elections between 2016 and 2040.

In the chart below, I have aggregated the 2004 turnout data into two groups of states, based on whether or not they are covered by Section 5. (I ignore states like New York where some counties are subject to Section 5 but others are not).

Introducing individual-level modeled turnout scores into the weighting yielded some modest differences….

He warned that a low turnout would call into question the legitimacy of commissioners.

Unfortunately, Martínez-de-Castro says, predictions about low Hispanic turnout have turned into a bit of a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Despite scepticism among his rivals, Trump insists the passion of his supporters will translate into turnout on 1 February.

Trump's fate hung on whether he could translate the widespread support expressed to pollsters and remarkable turnouts at his rallies into turnout among Republicans taking part in the caucuses.