11.   Over the past year, Gore has made several adjustments to his campaign style and message, struggling for the right tone and substance to impress voters.

12.   Putin, though unversed in electoral politics, has a chance to impress voters by managing the government efficiently, if Yeltsin allows him to remain in office.

13.   San Jose State beat Stanford two weeks ago and played Nebraska tough before wearing down, but it hardly impresses poll voters in Mississippi.

14.   So Auburn will continue to pile up points, hoping to impress voters as well as fill up its athletic department coffers.

15.   That does not appear to impress the voters.

16.   The candidates, short of time to impress voters and short of patience with each other, are counting on a burst of appearances to make and correct impressions.

17.   Their aim is to pile up a record with which to impress the voters or to club their opponents this fall.

18.   There is no rationale for hurriedly undertaking a plan like this simply to impress the voters eight weeks before an election.

19.   What impresses voters the most?

20.   When Carr was asked if sitting on the ball was a tough decision, knowing that a bigger score might impress voters, he went off on another tirade.