Sentence examples for homogenous constituencies from inspiring English sources

Because House members represent much smaller, often more homogenous constituencies, many of them see no reason to compromise.

Second, we should recognise that young people are not a homogenous constituency.

This is not to say that there's a homogenous gay constituency that needs a seat in the Situation Room, but that individual gay and lesbian Americans should be able to participate, in an important and inimitable way, in decisions about their country's future, and about how its resources should be committed.

Last month, Pew's updated analysis of core Republican constituencies found that they have become more homogenous and ideological.

At the same time, however, small, conservative, and mostly homogenous states such as Utah have proven to be ideal staging grounds for black Republicans, many of whom represent largely white constituencies.

It seems homogenous".

Now they are homogenous".

Homogenous is out.

They are not altogether homogenous.

It is much more homogenous".

Many more constituencies.