Sentence examples for a bedrock constituency from inspiring English sources

Scarborough called the suburbs "a bedrock constituency of Republicans over the past 20 years" and said that "the only way Republicans win presidential elections is by winning the suburbs".

But he is reluctant in an election year to be drawn into a culture-war issue — one that reliably helps Republicans turn out evangelical voters in their favor and also strikes a particular nerve with religious black voters, a bedrock Obama constituency in battleground states like North Carolina and Florida.

The traditional analysis holds that liberal Democrats fell from grace because they embraced African-Americans and the white radical left -- at a time when both were rioting in the streets -- thus alienating the white working class that had once been a bedrock Democratic constituency.

Elderly voters are a powerful force here, not to mention the bedrock constituency of his party.

In many ways, the AFL-CIO is reinventing a political wheel that once gave to union labour the kind of voice that made it the bedrock constituency for progressive politics during its mid-20th century heyday.

Many think that he took his bedrock constituency for granted by, among other things, promising civic reforms and then making alliances with ultra-Orthodox parties, only to return to his original promises after the religious parties undermined him and left his government.

After 13 years in power, deep public opposition to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and a stream of petty scandals, Labour still managed a respectable performance and to retain its bedrock constituencies.

"To build a bedrock in place of the old Syrian government's constituencies.

"Supporting work is a bedrock Conservative belief.

Gorer found marriage a bedrock of society.

"It's a bedrock belief of mine".