Sentence examples for fringe constituency from inspiring English sources

To those who aren't zealots of this particular stash and Facebook has plenty of other choice meme repositories the Stein tweet felt like a blatant ploy to court a young, fringe constituency.

There is a fringe constituency of analysts who have long argued that, much like the hundred years' war of intermittent battles between England and France, currency wars make headlines only when there is a lurch in policy, which is the equivalent of deploying archers and unleashing the cavalry.

As the National Front's ranks continue to swell, thanks in part to dissatisfaction with alternatives on the center-left or center-right, it remains to be seen how far Le Pen will go to placate her fringe constituency while trying to appear mainstream enough for disaffected moderates.

The Republican Party has become a fractured mosaic of fringe constituencies -- from Tea Partiers to evangelical anti-abortion activists, from libertarians who support Ron Paul to white supremacists who despise the fact that there is a black man in the White House.

Under a scheme proposed in 2009 on the western fringes of his Tatton constituency, a UK subsidiary of the giant Indian Tata group, one of the world's leading producers of industrial chemicals, has been seeking to build a vast new "energy-from-waste" facility (incinerator) handling up to 600,000 tonnes of bio-mass and pre-treated waste each year.

Get him!'" To add poorly dressed insult to injury, just as fringe political parties flourish in constituencies where the main three fear to tread, trendy buffoons have usurped the mantle of British panache and are busy subverting it to their own nefarious ends.

After a bitter fight in the constituency, based around the Houston fringe city of Sugar Land, DeLay saw off three challengers to win 62% of the vote on Tuesday.

Still, if the Al-Sauds use their leverage, the difficult part will be keeping the loyalty of the religious constituency while weeding out the radical fringe.

In general, female sides attract no significant constituency and often exist at the fringes of established (ie, male) clubs, connected to famous names like Arsenal and Barcelona by frail threads of branding and co-sponsorship.

Although currently dodging questions on whether he is a Marxist, Corbyn has been a fixture on the fringe of British politics since I was covering his constituency for a local paper in the mid-1980s.

The flap over Ms. Gillibrand's immigration record underscores the political challenges she faces as she broadens her political constituency from an overwhelmingly white district along New York's eastern fringe to the entire state.