Sentence examples for big constituencies from inspiring English sources

TRENTON - THE people crowded into in a knot in the General Assembly gallery -- peering down at the high-pitched debate about them -- had no lobbyists, no money and no big constituencies.

It is rather the opposite for Europe, which lacks the same strategic importance for Moscow but where geographical proximity and trade relations matter.This makes the American-Russian relationship weaker, as there are no big constituencies in either country pressing to improve ties.

It's not like there's a big constituency for him on Long Island".

Small businesses, which employ about 40percentt of the private labor force, are a big constituency for both parties.

"Corby – Corby and east Northamptonshire – is a big constituency with lots of different parts to it," said Miliband.

"It's a big constituency, and now they get what they were looking for — voters!" The government is not shy about acknowledging the potential gains at the polls.

"Doing this," she said, referring to his embrace of gay rights, "especially as an African-American Christian, he took a bold stand and risked losing a big constituency".

In Warsaw and Gdansk, he will make a play for Catholic and Polish voters (a big constituency in Pennsylvania and Michigan), Republican political strategists say.

Is it time to consider being a contrarian? A. There is a big constituency that now is the time to buy these stocks.

Although Fox's surveys show a big constituency among Republicans, whites and males, the network is by no means devoid of Democratic viewers.

However many votes he rigged, Mr Ahmadinejad has a big constituency behind him.The West must tread carefully as Mr Obama has done (see article)—in its response to Iran's unfolding crisis.