Sentence examples for little constituency from inspiring English sources

However, the Pashtuns around the king are mainly exiles with very little constituency inside Afghanistan.

After three years as a deputy managing editor of The Journal, Mr. Baker has no initiatives to call his own and little constituency in the newsroom.

Even so, there is little constituency -- outside a circle of policy analysts -- for overhauling a payment system that produces such results.

Mr. Elling, a jazz singer with a wide-ranging, elastic voice and literary aspirations, set up a nice little constituency for himself in Chicago and tours constantly.

Free trade has little political constituency in France.

And there is little domestic constituency for another American adventure abroad.

These are no small constituencies.

The survey shows little interest at constituency level in deselection.

The leadership has already backtracked a little, saying that constituency associations will not be forced to select from the A-list.

Never strong, and by 1812 in worsening health, Wilberforce resigned his Yorkshire seat, and became MP for the rotten borough of Bramber in Sussex, a seat with little or no constituency obligations, thus allowing him more time for his family and the causes that interested him.

Russia has long been criticized for its thicket of military and law enforcement agencies, independent fiefs with little accountability, powerful constituencies and a willingness to use their powers for political ends.