Sentence examples for among a broad constituency from inspiring English sources

The SQUIRE development process was designed to produce consensus among a broad constituency of experts and users on both the content and format of guideline items.

Since 1994, Berlusconi has nurtured a broad constituency among businessmen and private individuals who benefit from lax government regulations.

With drug companies concentrated in a few states, they lack a broad constituency.

Although lacking a national political base or major backing, he managed through tireless and systematic campaigning to assemble a broad constituency.

New Labour, he argues, won over a broad constituency of voters who wanted "fairness for all", meaning help for the vulnerable but support for individual aspiration.

The one GOP name with a compelling personal history and potential for a broad constituency of support – Jon Huntsman – has fizzled into virtual obscurity.

His foreign-policy answer to the mortal threats to the country amounts to an eclectic menu meant to appeal to a broad constituency.

"He can help the mayor, who has absolutely no experience in politics or government, understand a broad constituency," said Joseph Viteritti, a research professor at New York University.

The senator's speech had mobilized a broad constituency against the nominee, and the Senate ultimately voted him down, by fifty-eight to forty-two.

This suggests that there is a broad constituency for Trump's anti-establishment brand of politics, which should not be underestimated.

The results have general relevance as they reflect the views of a broad constituency of experienced respondents.