Sentence examples for broader constituency from inspiring English sources

But the early polls suggest that Mr. Perry is already beginning to satisfy a broader constituency.

As the name implies, the Faith and Freedom Coalition hopes to rope in a broader constituency.

But if the program is attracting a broader constituency, then demand for benefits could grow more rapidly, requiring larger changes.

Though at heart a conservative, not unlike the president, Mr. Pataki has played to a broader constituency than Mr. Bush.

But those leaders lack any broader constituency, let alone Mr. Arafat's ability to secure international financing or backing.

Local laws are, moreover, responsive to a broader constituency than the Comptroller's office, which is responsible for banks, not their customers.

She rarely attempts to transcend the facts at hand, or to speak to broader constituencies.

Senators have broader constituencies and a budget that meets Republican fiscal goals could be a difficult vote for some Republicans.

Over time, in the quest for acknowledgement as a leader not only of his own people but also of much broader constituencies, he has sought the mantle of pan-Arab champion and pan-African redeemer, often as not uninvited.

The broad constituency of Google supporters may bolster their cause.

The country's broad constituency for democratic reform is excluded but not passive.