Sentence examples for most important constituency from inspiring English sources

His sometimes wacky economic populism riles his party's most important constituency, Wall Street.

The owners, after all, are the host committee's most important constituency.

That, in turn, would harm elderly Americans, arguably Mr. McCain's most important constituency.

But the one on display lacked charisma, which in turn affected his most important constituency: the players.

He added that "the Lower Manhattan community is an important constituency; it's not the most important constituency".

But criticism of the operation has been rising in the news media and, more important, among former military officials -- General Musharraf's most important constituency.

Interest in Sudan revived this year in part because the country is involved with two of the Bush administration's most important constituencies: oil and religion.

Meanwhile, the NRA is slowly losing one of its most important constituencies: the proportion of Americans holding hunting licences has declined from 10% in 1985 to 6% last year.

Palestinian officials, on the other hand, complained that the American CNN outlet bothered them most because it was not covering their side thoroughly enough for one of its most important constituencies -- United States decision makers.

Both sides knew that if the most crucial and contested details of their deliberations became public, it would complicate relationships with some of their most important constituencies in Washington -- or worse.

As Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg tries to sell his proposals for closing the city's budget shortfall, it is becoming increasingly clear that two of the most important constituencies for him to persuade have very different, if not opposing, priorities.