Sentence examples for extreme constituencies from inspiring English sources

Another factor is that with the Internet and other new technology, it has become virtually impossible for campaigns to make direct appeals to small, more extreme constituencies without the broader voting public finding out.

Finding wedge issues to divide the country, motivate extreme constituencies, and seeking that 50 plus 1 margin, however, is not how you create your beloved realignment; it's actually how you motivate political opposition and anger your fellow citizens.

Within Protestant Christianity there is no comparable central authority, but most Protestant theologians, except within the extreme fundamentalist constituencies, have also moved away from the exclusivist position.

"The White House's directive today to the [Army Corps of Engineers] for further delay is just the latest in a series of overt and transparent political actions by an administration which has abandoned the rule of law in favor of currying favor with a narrow and extreme political constituency," the companies said. .

But, to Jobbik's extreme-right constituency, even someone who is one-twentieth Jewish is a "foreign element".

The third, literally, had a tiger by the tail; here was a lesson in leadership in extreme crisis with an extremely hostile constituency.

Although the spectrum of Christian opinion was actually much more diverse (for example, most African-American churches never felt part of either camp), extreme voices often polarized their constituencies.

Like many of the Essex constituencies, it contains both extremes of wealth, in Billericay itself, and of poverty, in the estates of Pitsea.

During the time I was Prime Minister, I lived under the shadow of a strong military, a hostile President, an entire constituency that Zia had built: extreme right-wingers, religious bigots, and politicians bred during that era of military dictatorship.

Once the truly unviable candidates — those too extreme or too moderate, without an abiding constituency like Paul's — had fallen away, the debates had ended, too, just as they would have been useful.

A complicating factor, of course, is the extreme diversity of opinion among the many Hollywood constituencies.