Sentence examples for among constituencies from inspiring English sources

And he is hoping to show national Republicans that he is the candidate who can win big not only in a blue state, but also among constituencies Republicans have struggled to attract, particularly blacks and Hispanics.

Some of Mrs. Clinton's earlier caution is a reflection of the treacherous landscape in the Middle East, where a misplaced phrase can ruffle feathers among constituencies back home and where the grinding business of negotiation takes precedence over more personal encounters.

Decisions will need to be made in conditions of uncertainty, and among constituencies with different viewpoints and values.

And with specific respect to Hillary, they seriously undermine any potential enthusiasm for her among constituencies which already have major doubts about her.

One would think that he'd want to use outlets that energize grass roots support, particularly among constituencies in the base of the Democratic Party in which he has been lacking support and energy.

The support among constituency Labour parties was little higher at 7.1%.

In 1997, with Blair in his pomp, Peter Mandelson was defeated on a "one member one vote" contest among constituency members by Ken Livingstone for a seat on the national executive.

"He tried to do it from the middle, threw his body in front of the train, lost support among constituency groups, and when they came to get him, there was nobody to speak up for him.

In this sense, as each candidate seeks to incrementally increase margins of support among key constituencies and to intensify participation not only among "pure" independents but also among loyal voting blocs, Obama and Romney face the same problem.

Finally, Obama has lost support among crucial constituencies.

He pledged to heal any divisions among Republican constituencies.