Sentence examples for hostile constituencies from inspiring English sources

One by one, hostile constituencies came around on climate change - evangelicals, corporations, national security hawks.

She also said the agency had to do a better job of explaining its mission to hostile constituencies, including Congress and the agriculture, mining and utility industries.

@innocent #DogsAtPollingStations pic.twitter.com/7cIdqrpAAo Honey is making sure there is no trouble in the hostile constituency of Filton.

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

Highlighting her support among such once-hostile constituencies could enhance her chances of convincing voters that she could win a presidential election, should she decide to run.

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.

MacKay, the MP for Bracknell in ­Berkshire, announced on Saturday that he would retire at the next election less than 24 hours after he had faced hostile ­questioning in his constituency.

Later announced he would not contest the next election after a hostile open meeting in his constituency.

For a Presidential candidate to be successful, the candidate must have a message which fits the times, and must have developed an ideological direction that is both palatable to the base and not hostile to the General Election constituency.

C.E.O.s know how to maximize corporate profits (or at least they do theoretically), which is simply not the same thing as stimulating a national economy or creating jobs, and has little to do with handling diverse constituencies or negotiating with hostile foreign powers.

Robb Mandelbaum: There seem to be a lot of businesspeople, the constituency that you claim, hostile to the Affordable Care Act.