Sentence examples for a solid constituency from inspiring English sources

The West, Turkey and the Arabs want time to shape the opposition, divided by bickering and lacking a solid constituency within Syria, into a credible alternative government.

And one factor in his favor is that there is still a solid constituency for the Oslo process among Palestinians, Israelis and Americans.

In your March 16 news article on Kathleen E. Willey's accusations, the National Organization for Women is misleadingly called a "a solid constituency" of the President.

It was off-target because Hamid Karzai lacks the qualities or assets that empower the leaders of Myanmar and Turkmenistan to effectively control their territory: a solid constituency (not necessarily a majority) of powerful political groups that back them, and total control over a ruthless and cohesive military.

"Probably a majority [of Democrats] in the House and the Senate are still with us, but there's a solid constituency who aren't".

All this is to say, Gabbard doesn't appear to have a solid constituency anywhere within the national Democratic Party, thus making her bid for the nomination dead on arrival.

The political genius of universal entitlements like Medicare and social security is that their beneficiaries are rich and poor alike, and thus form a rock solid constituency: people like you and me, whoever you and me happen to be.

Bromsgrove, however, is a solid Tory constituency.

Catholics were once a solid Democratic constituency, up there with blacks and Jews.

Mr Clinton, says Mr Haass, has developed no ground rules for the future, has not sorted out what he thinks about Russia and China, has no idea how to deal with "rogue states", and worst of all, perhaps has failed to build a solid domestic constituency for consistent foreign action.To be sure, Mr Clinton has had some successes.

We are supposed to believe that the House will do something major for a solid Democratic Party constituency two months before the November elections, alienating its core older white voting base in the process.