Sentence examples for constituency worth from inspiring English sources

But for all the fanfare, fussing over minorities seems unlikely to swing many votes.At first glance, minorities do look like a constituency worth courting.

She said it never crossed her mind that she was doing anything wrong by claiming taxpayers' money to part-fund an extension to her constituency home worth £50,000 so her brother could live there.

Kirkbride today said it never crossed her mind that she was doing anything wrong by claiming taxpayers' money to part-fund an extension to her constituency home worth £50,000 so her brother could live there.

As a result, in an era of limited resources and even limited time, candidates may perceive AAPIs as a constituency not worth engaging.

It is also wrong in principle that the votes of those who happen to live in marginal constituencies are worth more than those who reside in safe seats.

His agricultural constituency is, collectively, worth billions of dollars.

Equally, one must assume that part of Al Akhbar's rationale in adopting more progressive positions on matters of sexuality and gender is to increase its appeal to this constituency; according to Worth, the paper is launching an English-language site in 2011.

The MP's constituency of East Worthing & Shoreham is in West Sussex.

As enjoyable as seeing the Tories realise that they should have let Clegg have his reform of the House of Lords, because then they would have new constituency boundaries in return, possibly worth 20 seats to them.

Tim Loughton, a Conservative MP whose Worthing and Shoreham constituency is affected by the strikes, also believes Grayling is doing a better job than his predecessors at dealing with the problems afflicting the Southern franchise and is willing to listen to his ideas about a new bill entitling passengers to automatic compensation for disruption and a tough new rail complaints ombudsman.

Had Matthew Sephton decided it wasn't worth the bother in a constituency where his party mustered a puny 11.8% of the vote in 2010?