Sentence examples for constituencies compared to from inspiring English sources

The SNP still won a third term, with 59 constituencies compared to the 53 they mustered in 2011.

Another challenge is the sheer size of her constituency compared to the rest of the board.

Views across constituencies were compared, to identify areas of agreement and disagreement regarding pressing problems and likely solutions.

"What we've seen over the course of Obama's time in office so far is that his constituencies have been relatively sleepy compared to his opposition," Andrew Kohut, the president of the Pew Research Center, told me.

Given its capitalization, SurveyMonkey manages to remain lean compared to its constituency, employing around 200 people.

Compared to the other constituencies in the council area, Stoke-on-Trent Central is slightly younger and has more students.

Only 56% of 18-29-year-old 18-29-year-old 18-29-year-old 18-29-year-olded to 80%+ from evotersther age consaiduency.

Only 41percentt of 18- to 29-year-olds, a key constituency for Democrats in both 2006 and 2008, are likely to vote, compared to 49percentt likely to sit things out.

"Every single part of this constituency has unanimously said that the result that came out was a joke compared to what was actually voted," she said.

Compared to recent presidential elections, the current leanings of the born again constituency have reversed.

The census of 2009 was the basis for developing electoral constituencies, and there may have been greater willingness of minority populations to be counted in 2009 compared to 1999 because there was some benefit to being administratively visible.