Sentence examples for found a constituency from inspiring English sources

As LinkedIn struggles to remain relevant in an ever more socially networked world, the Internet company has found a constituency that might need its help.

Then in the 1994 election, a one-term Kansas Republican state senator named Todd Tiahrt found a constituency among local anti-abortion activists energized by the protests.

Supposing, in an ideal world, Huhne did find a constituency willing to give him a second chance, would this not be a milestone for rehabilitation?

But in British politics, it could be a tougher assignment, trying to find a constituency party in a safe seat that is prepared to select the wife of the Prime Minister as their candidate.

He needs to give these people opportunities to express their opposition to continued fighting, reaching beyond the more belligerent components of both sides to find a constituency that will support a political process.

He gave up a few years ago, stunned that in an area as famously liberal as San Francisco, where you can always find a constituency for the view that pets should be citizens or that poison oak has a right to exist, there was so little empathy for the depressed.

This kind of reasoning has started to find a constituency in Washington.

"You can find a constituency of donors more easily than ever before, focusing more on broader national level policies than on bringing pork back to your district".

Whitehall I find a horribly synthetic performer, who appears to replace honesty with effort and has found a large constituency of people who don't much care.

But the Maoists, though often corrupt and brutal, have found a large constituency among millions of indigenous peoples (Adivasis), for whom even the fragile security of a subsistence economy has been destroyed by the nexus between global corporations and their Indian enforcers.

"We decided we had found a powerful constituency who were burning out because of just documentation," Soni said.