Sentence examples for constituencies of different from inspiring English sources

There are countless constituencies of different incomes, racial groups, interests and professions that are all vying with each other for limited space.

"Corby – Corby and east Northamptonshire – is a big constituency with lots of different parts to it," said Miliband.

ALBRECHT: I think that Dave is unique in the sense that he has tremendous credibility with lots of different constituencies.

Through this firm, Falwell can make appeals to a variety of different constituencies with a series of computer-printed letters appropriate to each.

"He is beginning to communicate with a lot of different constituencies who are starting to feel that maybe this place is worth looking at".

The determination was that whatever campaign the foundation sponsored "had to speak to a lot of different constituencies," Mr. Shore says, even though "its means were fairly limited".

The peculiarities of different constituencies, here lovingly, even interestingly, chronicled, matter less to who governs (and how) than national swings and trends.

It is not that Mormon votes count any less than others; politics is inherently a coalition-building process, and building a ragtag band of different constituencies is often a route to success.

Nobel reports on the architectural tug of war over plans to rebuild on the World Trade Center site, a process torn apart by the needs of different constituencies (to memorialize the dead, to revitalize Lower Manhattan) and the clash between vision and expedience.

This is a result of trying to satisfy a lot of different constituencies.

City planners are charged with designing cities for residents, from developing spaces for popular activities to balancing the needs of different constituencies.