Sentence examples for a core constituency of from inspiring English sources

The farm sector has been a core constituency of the Republican Party for many years.

Mr. Kent said that as a cable network, CNN had to find a way to build a core constituency of viewers who considered the network essential viewing.

Joyce called on the government to protect small business, which he described as a "core constituency" of the Liberal and National parties.

This gathering represents a core constituency of the Republican Party -- and one voting bloc that seems to be searching for a candidate whose themes will not make them feel good.

The refuseniks will get no pay rise at all in 2013.The president's firm stance may carry a short-term political cost: public-sector unions are a core constituency of her ruling Workers Partyy.

From the start, Trump's campaign relied on a core constituency of beleaguered blue-collar voters — "the people," Mao would have surely termed them — whose economic distress he masterfully channelled toward the creation of loathsome villains, the enemy.

Moreover, these stakeholders are a core constituency and source of advocacy for juvenile justice reform.

For sure, the underlying reason for Mr. Rudd's exodus was a mix of his own arrogance and his lack of a core constituency within the governing Labor party.

But it remains unclear what effect recent local developments will have on black turnout here in North Carolina, where a small drop-off in the support of a core constituency could have an outsize impact.

As the number of surviving practitioners of Yiddish theater, a culture that once thrived along Second Avenue on the Lower East Side and is now kept alive by a small but devoted core constituency of participants and fans, dwindles, the theatrical section of the cemetery is filling up.

The focus on Mr. Perry's record on the issue put him on the defensive during a debate for the second week in a row, this time among his core constituency of Tea Party voters.