Sentence examples for a good constituency from inspiring English sources

If you're not a good constituency MP, then you're nothing".

"She's been a good constituency MP, and she will get a big personal vote".

She is seen as a good constituency MP, though there is unease about her backing for the 2003 Iraq invasion.

He described him in 1997 as "a very nice guy … a good constituency Member … [with] a good class sense … an amusing guy".

Some individuals may do well, but combining the job of being a good constituency MP and making a name on the national stage is virtually impossible.

"They are welcome to visit our delightful town – indeed Mr Cameron is seen regularly in and out of Sainsbury's, and is a good constituency MP, but please don't label Chippy alongside other associated unpleasant traits".

There would probably be a pretty good constituency for a tax against tweeting at all; I think that my wife might even go for that, if it would curb my iPhone time.

"He was a very good constituency MP," confirms a youthful Labour stalwart.

Jo describes the prime minister as "a very pleasant man and a very good constituency MP".

This would mean that if an MP had done a really good job, such that 80% of voting constituents ticked yes, that MP could take away a cool half million quid for five years' work, putting a really good constituency MP into the sort of earnings league of a junior-to-mid-level investment banker.

The "good constituency member" was once a relatively rare beast.