Sentence examples similar to eroding party support from inspiring English sources

By making it possible to run without much party support, television deeply eroded party loyalties.

Senator Jim DeMint, the South Carolina Republican who has seen his stature rise through his support of conservative candidates, made it clear in the aftermath of the Delaware upset that he would prefer losing a seat to Democrats than having Republican colleagues who stray from the conservative line and erode party unity and image by voting for policies supported by the Obama administration.

With party support eroded, Treatt did not remain long as leader afterwards.

But there is no evidence that the UK Independence party is eroding Conservative support from the right.

WASHINGTON — Republican opposition to legalizing the status of millions of illegal immigrants is crumbling in the nation's capital as leading lawmakers in the party scramble to halt eroding support among Hispanic voters — a shift that is providing strong momentum for an overhaul of immigration laws.

While the F.S.A.'s performance is eroding its support, the National Coalition has none to lose.

President Ouattara's party supported the change.

Your party supported him.

By 1964 a deepening economic crisis and the SLFP's coalition with the Marxist Lanka Sama Samaja Party ("Ceylon Socialist Party") had eroded popular support for her government, which was resoundingly defeated in the general election of 1965.

But much of its agenda was sidetracked by the tsunami and nuclear crisis, and blunders in the disasters' wake have helped erode the party's popular support.

Those demands are also eroding the broad support that swept Mr. Obama into office, especially among independent voters, and igniting a guns-versus-butter budget debate in his own party not seen since the Vietnam era.