Sentence examples for constituency over time from inspiring English sources
Because it traces the changes in political constituency over time, it can complement the survey from the Cologne Institute for Economic Research, which only addresses the beginning of 2014 and the early stage of AfD.
Fine particulate matter is a heterogeneous mixture that tends to vary in constituency over time and across space [ 58].
"People change over time.
LinkedIn may be the world's biggest business social network and obviously offers value to people, but users aren't really into the experience: recruiters (not members) are the key constituency of the site, the UI has become too cluttered over time, and – most importantly – LinkedIn is just a vast collection of user resumes, and not really social or networking-oriented.
Over time the synagogue appealed to a broader constituency than just Roumanian-American Jews.
But over time the two grew apart, as Ayatollah Khamenei found his own political constituency in the military and Mr. Rafsanjani found his own reputation sullied.
There is cause for celebration among this constituency because a new study in the journal Cancer suggests that the biomarker CA125, when used over time to monitor change, may finally provide a much needed detection tool for ovarian cancer.
It was simply given the task of carrying out the provisions of what, over time, became 13 environmental statutes, each with its own peculiarities and constituencies.
Over time they saw that she was devoted to create genuine alliances, partnerships her constituency grew within the company.
Over time, Mrs. Clinton might well become a powerful opposition force, with a large national constituency and media access excelled only by the president himself.
