Sentence examples for a very different electorate from inspiring English sources

"It's a very different electorate".

Kenneth Sherrill, a professor emeritus of political science at Hunter College, discounted the resonance of the earlier campaigns with a very different electorate.

These days, running for the Democratic presidential nomination and appealing to a very different electorate from that of his small, largely rural state, Dr. Dean assures audiences that he firmly supports the assault weapons ban enacted under President Bill Clinton in 1994 though vigorously opposing any further federal regulation of guns.

Eight days later comes New Hampshire, with a very different electorate and very different rules.

Again, these are states with very different electorates and, at least potentially, very different concerns.

That will leave eight men scrambling for the support of a very different Republican primary electorate.

McCain's reliance on a failed, hard-line policy toward Cuba will not carry the weight with a very different Florida Hispanic electorate it once did.

"June turnouts tend to be very low, and those who do show up to vote are of a very different cohort than the general electorate," explained Gerston.

If the jobs picture turns around, as it has each fall and winter for the past two years, Mr. Obama could be facing an electorate with a very different mood.

"A very different city".

A very different proposition.