Sentence examples for diminishing constituency from inspiring English sources
It might be anathema to the diminishing constituency who believe that a female's only place in the golf club should be serving behind the bar, but Annika Sorenstam is living proof that a new generation of women is bringing a healthier attitude to sport.
Right now, the Republican Party is caught in a vise: it is dependent on support from a diminishing but still powerful constituency of socially, culturally and morally conservative whites from across the economic spectrum, many of whom oppose gay rights and immigration reform.
This constituency has been diminishing as the Republican party grows more conservative.
Freedom for the ex-president is expected to diminish the Estrada-Poe constituency's rancour against Mrs Arroyo, and weaken Mr Poe's electoral support.The price Mrs Arroyo would have to pay is reduced credibility.
How long will his sweltering constituency tolerate someone who scoffs at a phenomenon ever more convincingly implicated as a significant factor in diminishing Oklahomans' water supplies, crops, and daily quality of life?
Whose "hopes are diminishing".
Perhaps he needs diminishing.
"Royal names are diminishing.
By reducing the number of electors at each level, the need for campaign financing to reach large constituencies would diminish almost completely.
