Sentence examples for easy constituencies from inspiring English sources

What seemed to weigh on him, interviews with dozens of people who have met and spoken to his advisers revealed, was not his status as a carpetbagger who had moved to New York from Tennessee, but rather the reality that there were few easy constituencies for him to grab on to, outside of Wall Street, where he has worked since moving here in 2006.

In this credit-constrained environment, this is the one available pool of capital and the one easy constituency, i.e., shareholders that can be tapped.

For too long, both the major political parties have pandered to lazy, middle-England stereotypes of the dreaded "benefit scroungers" in order to win easy seats in swing constituencies.

When every option causes major protests in marginal constituencies, the easiest course is to do nothing.

An added and crucial advantage is that it would become much easier to rally Sunni constituencies against Isis.

Documents produced by the Bennite Campaign for Labour Party Democracy – whose spokesman, Jon Lansman, is a key figure in the Corbyn campaign team – possibly offer an insight into the moves that would be made, including making it easier for local constituency parties to deselect their MPs and taking power from moderate MPs, giving it to Corbyn-enthused members.

Coming up with something strong and coherent that would satisfy all the various constituencies is no easy task.

Persuading Greece and its bankers to agree on a deal to restructure 200 billion euros in debt was never going to be easy, given the many different constituencies involved.

Creating constituencies has been easier in some cities.

It is a lot easier than taking on the constituencies and lobbyists defending each specific tax break.

Despite having a home within easy commuting distance in his constituency of Epsom and Ewell, and two buy-to-let properties in Wimbledon, he used taxpayer-funded loans to buy a flat near parliament.