Sentence examples for constituencies of that from inspiring English sources

The company's amalgamated "Commercial Cloud" run rate hit the $20 billion mark, implying – based on how Redmond tracks the metric – that the various constituencies of that cloud cohort generated at least $1.66 billion in revenue during the last month of the quarter.

The other is a large constituency of individuals that strongly believe that adjuvants have been responsible for a host of health problems, including autism.

There is a constituency of opinion that has been disseminated to the general population".

"Each time, those failed because there was a large constituency of stakeholders that were opposed," he said.

Mr. Tikait championed farmers' rights in Uttar Pradesh, and it was his constituency of farmers that helped the Janata Dal party, led by V.P. Singh, take over the central government in 1989.

There is a constituency of opinion that has been disseminated to the general population". According to the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, there were 121 new cases of polio in Nigeria last year, compared with 58 in Pakistan and 37 in Afghanistan.

The larger issue is the growing constituency of authoritarianism that exists independently of Trump.

Increased accessibility to the art market via social media apps, has created a constituency of collectors that before the Internet, would not have easy access to the vast art market.

She has experience acquiring, preserving, and making accessible the historical legacy and records of African Americans and has experience with a broad range of constituencies that will inform the development of engaging programs.

In 1977, Menachem Begin came to power, representing, for the first time, a coalition of constituencies that resented the Labor élite and felt excluded from the mainstream of Israeli life.

His challenge is to assemble a new Republican majority with the help of constituencies that voted Democratic four years ago.