Sentence examples for constituencies hard from inspiring English sources

We must have meant "constituencies"; hard to figure how we missed this one.

In some constituencies, hard left activists have gone after Labour councillors.

In Ohio and then Pennsylvania she channeled a surprisingly convincing blend of Rocky Balboa and Norma Rae in courting America's least visible, least fashionable, constituency: hard scrabble, small town whites.

Food prices, by the government's reckoning, have nearly doubled in the past year, hitting the poor, its main constituency, hardest of all.Even worse than inflation is scarcity.

But how evenly such votes are shared between constituencies is harder to predict.

I will be in my constituency working hard for the people of the Highlands, as I do almost every Friday.

He has his constituency of hard-left, but he is also channelling the fuck-politics vote as much as Farage is.

And there will be some Labour voters in some constituencies who think hard [about how they vote].

MPs' standard response is that parliamentary recess is no summer holiday but an opportunity to spend time in their constituencies and work hard for local voters.

"When you're running nationwide with so many different constituencies, it's hard to take on these issues without wondering whether you're going to drive away as many as you attract," said Andrew Kohut, director of the Pew Research Center.

As Mitt Romney's Op-Ed this morning indicates, the Republican Party has made its first clear post-election discovery: it can unite traditional conservatives of the George Will type with populist conservatives of Palin-plumber constituencies by running hard against big government, bailouts of all kinds, and Wall Street.