Sentence examples for aging constituency from inspiring English sources

We're all suffering from the same problems of orchestras with budgets under $3 million: We have an aging constituency, and what are we doing to replace it?

Mr. Le Pen has hung on to his aging constituency of shopkeepers and former soldiers, and his rallies are sometimes described as seas of white hair.

Only 56% of 18-29-year-old 18-29-year-old 18-29-year-old 18-29-year-olded to 80%+ from evotersther age consaiduency.

Its traditional constituency is aging, and recruitment has not kept pace with the country's demography.

The ageing ranks of constituency activists are nearly all unalterably hostile to Europe on nationalist grounds and deeply anti-liberal in their social attitudes.

Votes 232 Age 41 Constituency Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford Experience Former work and pensions secretary as well as chief secretary to the Treasury.

Prescription drugs loom large politically because they are a top concern of critical constituencies -- the elderly, and the generation aging just behind them.

The old G.O.P. guard has no discernible national constituency beyond the scattered, often impotent remnants of aging country club Republicanism.

"Class" thus become synonymous with "middle aged white men", a constituency allegedly suspicious of refugees, environmentalism, the arts, same-sex marriage and anything much else other economic nationalism and social conservatism.

Institutions are rarely so malleable, especially as they age, accruing legacies and constituencies.

Thorpe was first elected to his Devon constituency in 1959, aged just 30, against a strong Conservative tide.