Sentence examples for a first constituency from inspiring English sources

There is for this sort of book "a first constituency, a big hardcover market of people who read books about finance and the economy," Ms. Godoff said.

But there's a fourth constituency: consumers".

A second constituency was the Israeli public.

He portrays Ahmadinejad as an "anti-status-quo candidate" who has built "a third constituency among the working classes, younger voters and the less well-off".

He had distanced himself from the Islamic establishment and the discredited, mostly middle-class reformers of the Khatami era, building a third constituency among the working classes, younger voters and the less well-off.

Six months ago in a by-election, Clacton became the first constituency to elect a UKIP MP - heralding a "coming of age" for the party, according to its leader Nigel Farage.

Conor Murphy, a former IRA prisoner and Transport Minister in the last power sharing government, topped the poll in Newry/Armagh - the first constituency to declare a result.

Many of the early Louis songs are by solo blues musicians -- a reflection, perhaps, of Louis's first constituency or of the relative simplicity of performing and recording blues rather than more elaborate musical arrangements.

When I visited Clacton – the first constituency to elect a UKIP MP, the Tory defector Douglas Carswell – "anti-Establishment" was exactly what UKIP supporters thought they were voting for.

The first constituency to declare an official result was Tipperary South, where the Yes vote was 68.42%.

Failing to achieve a satisfactory outcome for a constituent who suffered undiagnosed pain and was one of the first constituency cases I became involved in.