Sentence examples for bigger voting from inspiring English sources

Women are a much bigger voting group than Catholics.

"The East Europeans just have a bigger (voting) bloc," Norton said.

And while jobs will be a bigger voting issue than deficits, the current high-stakes battle between House Republicans and the president will shape the debate next year.

These economies are getting bigger voting shares, and the compositions of the governing boards are being altered to reflect the declining economic importance of advanced economies.

Each prize confers kudos but does not pre-ordain success at the Oscars, which has a different and far bigger voting bloc.

It's going to spread as younger people become a bigger and bigger voting block".

He writes: "The central fact is that no successful opposition in the past 50 years has gone on to regain power with such a weak image and without achieving much bigger voting-intention leads at some point in the parliament".

But with the mayor out, Mrs. Clinton can aim for an even bigger vote in New York City.

The question is not whether Nigel's gang will grab a bigger vote share than the Conservatives.

The Conservatives might have a much bigger vote-winner with their anti-surveillance crusade than it initially appears.

That's a mighty big voting bloc.