Sentence examples for difficult constituencies from inspiring English sources

From what he has seen of Ms. Black over the years, he said, she has done well managing across difficult constituencies and in times of scarce resources.

It has been a difficult constituency to seduce.

Sensing that the Sunni majority were in many ways their most violent and difficult constituency, the French kept them in check by advancing minorities in the army and other security forces.

Putting everything he had into a field operation was a risky proposition in a district that skews heavily Latino, a notoriously difficult constituency to get to the voting booth.

The relationship between the president and vice president has been difficult, and their political constituencies remain at odds.

As these districts become increasingly diverse, it is often difficult to identify particular constituency interests, and representatives find it increasingly impossible to be responsive to constituency wishes or needs.

However, Reckless faces a more difficult battle in his constituency than Carswell.

ATHENS — Since he was elected a year ago, Prime Minister George Papandreou has struggled to satisfy two difficult and seemingly mutually exclusive constituencies: international financial markets and Greeks.

It seems difficult to believe that domestic constituencies across the rich world will continue to tolerate a "secular stagnation" environment indefinitely: with low growth, low interest rates, and low inflation.It seems particularly easy to believe that another major shock would break some part of the system.

Multi-seat constituencies make it difficult for individual incumbents to claim credit for the provision of local public goods and services.

He said, "Policymakers have become all too aware that government spending programs and tax preferences can be easy to initiate but extraordinarily difficult to shut down once constituencies develop that have a stake in maintaining the status quo".