Sentence examples for largest base of support from inspiring English sources
The Brotherhood remains the organization in Egypt with the largest base of support outside the government, but it can no longer claim to be the only entity that can turn masses of people out into the streets.
He is also considered the figure with the largest base of support in Egypt's security forces because his work as intelligence chief built him deep ties with the internal security police and the military.
A large portion of political independents come from the same voting bloc that makes up Sanders's largest base of support: millennials.
Anti-immigrant, anti-Islam movement PEGIDA, which embraces openly hateful rhetoric, also has its largest base of support in the east, especially around Dresden, where the group was formed in 2014.
Her largest base of support, however, came in the central Hollywood flatlands, where senior citizens still fondly remember her husband, Councilman Robert Stevenson, whom she replaced after his death in 1975.
As the following lines will try to show, this is far from the truth and only serves to fuel sectarian tensions at a time where a national entente has taken place and where the largest Sunni, Christian, Shii, and Druze parties have voted for a President who enjoys the largest base of support among Lebanon's Christian community.
Combined, the churches have a larger base of support than any other organisation in the country.
Certain kinds of autocracies more actively invest in gender reforms — because by doing so, they win a larger base of support that helps them stay in power.
The second is that he's a master of social media, and has a large base of support that's willing to echo the specious analogies he presents.
"It's the last gasp of the Cold War, a nod to the generation that supported hard-line politicians who no longer have a large base of support," Dopico said.
Still, on its party Web site, the PYD, which is better organized than many of its rivals and has a large base of support, refers to the Syrian Kurdish region as "Western Kurdistan," one piece of a bigger prospective homeland.
