Sentence examples for constituencies bigger from inspiring English sources

One way is to make foreign constituencies bigger.

14 UK parliamentary constituencies: biggest and smallest.

But the current fight has put many Republicans in the awkward position of choosing between two key constituencies: big business and opponents of abortion.

But, as it became clear that offence had been taken by a constituency bigger than Ed Balls – making easy feminist hay on behalf of the opposition – the debate revealed a response that was, if not polarised, then certainly non-equatorial.

Those three flip-flopping lawmakers were so caught up in scoring political points with the conservative evangelical crowd by supporting SB 1062, they didn't realize that they were pissing off the GOP's other major constituency: big business.

The overall size of Tory constituencies was bigger too.

If there's still no reply after all that, there's a high chance they aren't real voters, so pretending they exist will simply make some constituencies unfairly bigger or smaller than they ought to be, and stop votes in one part of the country having the same weight as in others.

This embrace of economic nationalism is partly just a sop to important political constituencies, like big oil and organized labor.

This chimes with what Labour candidates and their canvassers found on the doorsteps, particularly in constituencies with big Muslim populations in Lancashire, Yorkshire and the Midlands.

David Cameron received £1,750 a month to defray the interest on the house he bought in his constituency – the bigger the house, the bigger the mortgage and the bigger the taxpayers' subsidy.

"Even if you don't get a Green in your constituency, the bigger the Green vote is across the country, the more that tells the other parties to take the issues we're championing seriously".