Sentence examples for interlocking constituencies from inspiring English sources

Such an arena should be thought of as a matrix of interlocking constituencies, all of which have their own goals in mind.

Among the many interlocking (and sometimes antagonistic) constituencies represented -- authors, performers, producers, publicists, critics and audiences -- perhaps the least understood, and yet most central, are the directors.

She made three interlocking points.

He has three interlocking aims.

Hollande has three interlocking problems.

Constituencies were comprehensively gerrymandered.

"It's an interlocking machine.

Many more constituencies.

Both are powerful constituencies.

"Equal constituencies" sound fair.

From there, interlocking relationships took over.