Sentence examples for a permanent constituency of from inspiring English sources

Likewise, many do not realize that evangelicals have never been a permanent constituency of the right: through most of their history, most evangelicals have been politically varied and unpredictable.

Iowa's caucus-goers have given us the presidency of Jimmy Carter, lent credibility to Pat Robertson's political ambitions and created a permanent constituency for ethanol subsidies among Democrats and Republicans alike.

Once there's an entrenched set of global bureaucrats employed to funnel resources to your "development" projects, you'll have a permanent constituency in places like Washington, the U.N. and the European Union.

But despite the Orwellian warning, Bush undertook the most soulless and craven of acts to bolster his image and power and designs, attempting to create a permanent state of war for the benefit of his tax cut slavering constituency of those who need tax cuts the least.

"California is a permanent state of disaster.

It's a permanent cycle of chaos.

Many have a permanent right of residence.

A permanent dictatorship of bailout capitalists.

The defenders don't have a constituency, or rather only have a constituency of one.

They still comprise a huge constituency of the Shia poor.

The results have general relevance as they reflect the views of a broad constituency of experienced respondents.