Sentence examples for constituency suggests from inspiring English sources

The language of constituency suggests parthood; but there's some reason to think that x's being a constituent of a proposition isn't a matter of x's being a part of that proposition.

The data also shows that Ukip has made the most contact with voters in the constituency, suggesting he is the most likely to win over the undecided and apathetic voters over.

The pair's previous run-in came last month, when Soubry said on BBC Question Time that Ukip had published a leaflet in her constituency suggesting that 29 million people would be coming to the UK from Romania and Bulgaria, The joint population of the countries is only 28 million.

It does not involve a huge amount of money: £38,000 spread over 29 English constituencies, suggesting that 24 overspent.

Critics seized on ICM opinion polls in four constituencies suggesting that the Lib Dems would do better with another leader.

Early indications from the 18 constituencies suggested that Mark Durkan's moderate nationalist Social Democratic and Labour party (SDLP) was under intense pressure in several constituencies.

Recent focus groups in working-class constituencies suggest that many voters no longer self-identify as "left" or "right" but – with respect to Brexit – "in" or "out".

The Daily Telegraph reports on a poll of marginal constituencies suggesting that the Tories would be short of an overall majority by 14 seats.

Five ICM polls in Tory constituencies suggest they may be doing worse in the seats they hold than in seats they don't.

The row blew up after the business secretary's friend Lord Oakeshott commissioned secret ICM polling in five constituencies suggesting the party would do better under Cable and that all the incumbent Lib Dems were set to lose their seats.

Wednesday's poll, also finds a 21% swing to SNP from Labour across 16 constituencies suggesting a Labour wipeout in Scotland, and potentially ruling out Labour's majority in Westminster.