Sentence examples for a powerful constituency from inspiring English sources
The government, anxious to please a powerful constituency, does not interfere.
Fischer, who jokes that his "listening audience is more conservative than conservatives," represents a powerful constituency.
But over the years it has attracted a powerful constituency in every Congressional district.
Credit rating agencies have thus emerged as a powerful constituency whose concerns are taken seriously by Congress.
Even efforts to establish leash laws can meet with a hostile reception from what has become a powerful constituency.
Comprising about 15% of eligible voters, Israel's Russian-speaking community is a powerful constituency in next week's general election.
A discriminating bunch, plovers, and a diabolically powerful constituency considering that they pay neither rent nor taxes.
Finally, the uninsured have been eclipsed this year by a more popular health care issue with a more powerful constituency -- the lack of prescription drug coverage for the elderly.
If enacted, the tax proposals Mitt Romney outlined last week to the Detroit Economic Club would provide multimillion-dollar benefits to a newly powerful constituency: the rich men and women who are bankrolling "super PACs".
China doesn't have any equivalent to the U.S. "religious right" -- a politically powerful constituency that vehemently opposes gay marriage on religious grounds.
But by appearing to attack military veterans and POWs, a more powerful constituency among conservatives and other voters, Trump may finally have given party leaders a chance to pop his balloon, which has been eclipsing other candidates.
