Sentence examples for turnout you from inspiring English sources

When you have that kind of a turnout, you know there's some interest".

He said of the low turnout, "You can expect that, given the nature of this election, the fact that there was an announcement last week that it was over".

The number one polling lesson from 2012 was that when likely and registered voters disagree in elections with high voter turnout, you should go with the registered voter results.

If you expect to have a large corporate turnout, you may wish to consider registering all company representatives through a separate Web-based system.

How was Trojan supposed to predict the turnout, you ask?

If you try to account for turnout, you again have a bias towards states which hold primaries.

If you can't maintain correct turnout normally, you will have a lot of trouble maintaining it en pointe, because it's more difficult to maintain turnout then.

We work at the barre, and the teacher, Lindsay George, forcibly bends my foot into the desired crescent and tells me: "You've got a lot of turnout if you choose to use it".

It just simply was not the case, but it worked for the election because there was very low turnout and you are able to parse the electorate and go to, you might say, the edges, and the extremes, to a certain extent, and that's where that sort of vote was cultivated".

And here's a turnout link you won't hear mentioned on election night: heroin.

At a normal election turnout, if you like with all the chips on the table, Labour's winnings in Heywood would likely be higher.