Sentence examples for largest constituency from inspiring English sources

Fermanagh and South Tyrone is geographically the most westerly and largest constituency in the UK.

Meanwhile in Camden we have one of the largest constituency Labour parties in the country, with nearly 1,400 members.

For years, Chris Daly, the city supervisor, swept through gritty residential hotels like the Mission during election season, rallying the marginalized and the destitute who formed his largest constituency.

In the end this mismatched buddy film set against the backdrop of major personal and political trauma won out, thanks to the power of the performances, especially meaningful to a voting body whose largest constituency is actors.

Ross, Cromarty and Skye, later renamed Ross, Skye and Inverness West in 1997, and then renamed again as Ross, Skye and Lochaber in 2005, is the largest constituency by size in the British Isles, covering a sixth of Scotland and stretching from the borders of Inverness and the Black Isle across to Skye off the west coast: Kennedy held the seat through six elections thereafter.

According to BOOMj, Baby Boomers make up the Web's largest constituency, accounting for one-third of the 195.3 million Web users in the United States.

None of it was about its impact on homeowners, and homeowners are one of the largest constituencies in the country".

Dunham does concede that he's extra-sensitive to one of his largest constituencies: the conservative "country crowd".

The N.I.H. pays for areas of science that are high profile or have a large constituency.

"She has what it takes to represent a large constituency and deliver for them," he said.

On the other hand, such a move could alienate a large constituency within her fledgling party.