Sentence examples for a different constituency than from inspiring English sources

Every lawmaker the president now relies on has a different constituency than he does.

Does he believe that he must satisfy a different constituency than climate activists -- namely, residents of both red and blue states who don't give a crap about climate, but who feel they have a divine right to "cheap" energy, no matter how much that energy might cost to future generations?

One advisor considered that people who go to pubs and clubs in rural areas are a different constituency than in the city, and suggested that this electorate was not ready for smoking bans.

We lived in the Chicago suburb of LaGrange, the same size but with a quite different constituency than Bell.

Is the (token?) non-white, non-male judge genuinely representative of a different constituency or someone who seems media-friendly rather than passionate about the issue he/she appears to represent?

You're dealing with a different constituency".

Well, no, again it's a different constituency.

She chose Ms. Golar Richie, who, she said, represented "a different constituency from the standard old politicians".

"For Subaru, each of the four celebrities appeals to a different constituency," he added.

"Back to School, as an Adjunct" (The Search, Jan . 31 resonated with me, though I had a different constituency in mind.

Matters changed when communism turned into a system of states as well as parties, for states have different constraints, a different constituency and different tasks.