Sentence examples for considerable constituency from inspiring English sources

If only he had done it earlier in the campaign, Mr. McCain's on-camera tongue-lashing of the celebrity news hound Maria Shriver -- "as recognizable a personality as NBC News has," in the lukewarm description of her colleague Brian Williams -- could have won over the considerable constituency that sides with the mad-as-hell Peter Finch railing against the TV news gods in "Network".

Regular progress reports were sent to major subscribers and published in The Field, veterinary journals and the general press, creating a considerable constituency of, to use the modern jargon, 'stakeholders' in the research.

And in doing so, he stood up to a considerable chorus within his own constituency urging otherwise.

The constituency had a considerable German element, descendants of refugees who had escaped persecution in the German Empire.

But there was considerable fence-mending among important Democratic constituency groups.

So far, he seems to have considerable support, especially among a crucial constituency: his fellow doctors.

There is little dispute that the electoral system favours Labour but there has to be considerable doubt that the next parliamentary constituency boundary review will remove that advantage.

Smith canvassed around the geographically very large Selukwe constituency and quickly won considerable popularity.

It was a constituency where the Union of Post Office Workers held considerable weight – the late MP had been known as "Post Office Williams" – which was Charles's good fortune.

This situation would lead to many black secessions from the AFM resulting in the formation of African Initiated Churches, but the church would continue to have a large black constituency, who continued to exercise considerable autonomy in their local churches.

While no previous trade commissioner has put much effort into this aspect of the post, there is considerable potential for a commissioner to mobilize sympathetic business constituencies via the media.