Sentence examples for a big constituency with from inspiring English sources

"Corby – Corby and east Northamptonshire – is a big constituency with lots of different parts to it," said Miliband.

The US and the UK may have ignored the UN (on Kosovo), overridden it (on Iraq) or stretched the mandate it had obtained (Libya), but there remains a big constituency that treats the United Nations with particular respect.

It's not like there's a big constituency for him on Long Island".

The previous civil society minister Brooks Newmark, who, somewhat rashly, said that charities should "stick to their knitting" – ie, doing direct work with the needy, rather than challenging the systems that give rise to need – represents a big constituency of opinion.

"There's a bigger constituency for supporting the public schools than either of these initiatives is getting," DiCamillo said.

Clinton came to Los Angeles last week to woo Latinos (who are not a big Newsom constituency) and to hit the Southland fundraising circuit with the San Francisco mayor.

But although the number of Muslims who publicly push obnoxious views is small, and the number readying for violence even smaller, surveys suggest that a much bigger constituency holds opinions at odds with basic tenets of liberal democracy (for example, about the desirability of an Islamic state, or the legitimacy of violent jihad).

Msambweni Central forms a constituency with an elected Member of Parliament.

Internet voters are a growing constituency with a track record of political action.

The decision will anger activists in West Ham, east London, where an all-women shortlist excluded several prominent black and Asian male candidates in a constituency with a big minority ethnic electorate.

In Maragwa, a constituency with near-total support for Mr Kibaki, turnout was 115 per cent.