Sentence examples for a strong constituency of from inspiring English sources

That one game can attract different kinds of players for different reasons might often explain why sometimes reviews are so mixed, or why a game can attract a strong constituency of fans even when it's critically-panned or disfavored by popular opinion.

There should, therefore, be a strong constituency for doing nothing.

"The alternative vote system has the advantage of maintaining the benefit of a strong constituency link; allowing MPs to be not simply policymakers, but also community leaders, community organisers, and the strongest champions for neighbourhoods they know and love".

As antipathy towards national politics grows, so do the benefits of having a strong constituency profile.

Part of the cover calculus is to have a strong constituency buying group.

Obama has a stronger constituency supporting a tough China policy and tough trade policies because of the fair trade and labor wing.

The favoured banks were transformed into diversified "financial-industrial groups", supposedly ready to lead the economy forward in the manner of pre-war Japanese zaibatsu, or post-war Korean chaebol.The deals also created a strong, rich constituency of supporters for Mr Yeltsin's re-election in 1996.

That drew many young men, a surprisingly strong constituency for the show, away from "Deadwood".

Wellingborough mayor-elect Barry Graves also paid tribute to Sir Peter, remembering him as a "very strong constituency MP".

Opinion pollsters put Mr Odinga, the undisputed leader of the Luo with an additional strong constituency among the have-nots and Muslims, well in the lead.

The A-10 attack plane is far better at close air support of troops than the F-35 will ever be, and there is a strong Congressional constituency in favor of keeping the A-10 over the objections of the Air Force.