Sentence examples for like a constituency from inspiring English sources

But for all the fanfare, fussing over minorities seems unlikely to swing many votes.At first glance, minorities do look like a constituency worth courting.

Yet however much one does, there is always more to do: more constituents who need my help (especially in a constituency like Tottenham), more parliamentary debates to speak in and more meetings to attend.

They are not a constituency, like farmers or Hispanics.

Figures released today by the Campaign for Better Transport show what this could mean for a constituency like mine in Brighton.

But none have a constituency like Mr. Arafat's because the major agencies are split between the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

I think the pretty strong message from the parliamentary Labour party was they wanted to make sure that we talk about what's happened in the election last week in a constituency like mine, where it was closely won, but there are some real issues for us to look at.

Financial advisers, in particular, he says, seem like a natural constituency.

Like most MPs, he had a constituency office.

Mr. Sanday admitted to the hazards of "never quite knowing where the next buck comes from," and of a constituency "something like an opera board".

In doing so, Carter faced the ire of not only business interests like the truckers who were a constituency in every state, but also the railroads, air carriers, and AT&T.

Islington North, he points out, "is a bit like a south Yorkshire constituency.