Sentence examples for biggest constituents from inspiring English sources
One of the biggest constituents in this neighborhood are single mothers who our project aims to serve by connecting them to the wider city by reclaiming the space under the overpass.
Elsewhere, the FTSE 250 rose 34.1 points to 6,237.5, supported by gains from two of its biggest constituents Corus, up 1.75p to 42p, and Mitchells & Butler (of which more later).
Its biggest constituent is a moderate communist party called the UML Unified Marxist-Leninistt), many of whose cadres are deeply unhappy at its joining the government.
In a way it is remarkable the eurozone expanded even as fast as that, because Germany - its biggest constituent - saw barely perceptible growth of 0.1% (of course no one feels any schadenfreude when an economy driven by other people's spending stagnates because other people can't spend.
Collateralised debt obligations (CDOs pools of corporate debt that are divided into tranches with varying degrees of risk and sold to investors) have been buffeted not only by the deteriorating credit quality of big constituent companies but also by the breakdown in correlations among the firms.
Dark matter is a far bigger constituent, making up 26.8%.
The castor bean seed's most important constituent is ricinoleic acid, which also is the castor oil biggest component.
The legislation was initially introduced by Senator Charles E. Schumer, a New York Democrat, with an even narrower view: to protect the interests of his big bank constituents in a dispute with DataTreasury Corporation of Plano, Tex., a company that owns dozens of patents for processing digital copies of checks.
"It's a valuation argumentwhen you look at the big index constituent, Samsung, it's selling at five times earnings," says Neville.
Rotting teeth and no one to treat them are among his constituents' biggest complaints, up there with gas prices and shrinking pensions.
While both groups have ceded some space around the typical boardroom table to older directors over the study period, they remain the two biggest age group constituents in boardrooms.
