Sentence examples for mixed constituency from inspiring English sources

11.29am: Oldham East and Saddleworth is a very mixed constituency.

In his defence, he was on opposition turf in this mixed urban constituency - the incumbent is a senior figure in Mr Modi's BJP.

The electorate of the area was mixed, and the constituency was not seen as a safe seat for any party; at the 1929 election Labour had captured it from the Unionists.

The more mixed nature of this constituency is in part why the local Labour activists are so much more upbeat than you might expect.

Recent polling in the constituency has been mixed, creating a confusing picture.

Mr. Waugh was among those with mixed feelings, part of an activist constituency who, he recalls, "wept at and cheered the film but were already mourning the ebb of a certain radical gay-lib sensibility".

There were mixed emotions in the MP's constituency today, as residents awaited her arrival as part of a walkabout she intends to do over the next few days.

Still, the strategy sends a mixed message to a key Democratic constituency before the midterm election.

"A mixed-media election provides our nationwide constituency with greater choice," said Michael Farris, chairman of the party's election committee.

The Nigerian leader, who has been finance minister since August — it's her second stint in the job — has been endorsed by African giants like South Africa and the African Union, but her own constituency's opinion of her is mixed.

He is of mixed parentage and since 2002 has represented a central Kenya constituency.