Sentence examples for had a constituency from inspiring English sources

Like most MPs, he had a constituency office.

No one grows attached to a gap; and no gap has ever had a constituency.

He plainly had a constituency, loath as he was to stroke it, and even in 1964 people could read the signs.

One book in this vein describes the Cuban-exile community in Miami as "a place where George has traditionally had a constituency.

The America that I've known over the years has always had a constituency waiting to emerge into the mainstream, and this was it.

Her mentor, Fay Gillis Wells, wrote 117 invitations; 99 pilots responded; and the Ninety-Nines had a constituency and a name.

He doesn't have a constituency or a following".

"But in addition to a policy, you have a constituency".

The two largest, Germany and France, have a constituency all their own.

Carson did have a constituency to speak to, however.

That's because tax cuts have a constituency (those who will benefit), entitlements have a constituency (those receiving them) and defence spending has a constituency (defence contractors and their rah-rah chorus).