Sentence examples for narrow constituency from inspiring English sources

Critics say Dr Ramphele can only appeal to a narrow constituency of educated urbanites.

"That may be an appropriate answer for a narrow constituency," he said.

Each is important to some narrow constituency: a particular labor union, say, or even a single company.

Whereas economic interests and most cause groups benefit a narrow constituency, public interest groups promote issues of general public concern (e.g., environmental protection, human rights, and consumer rights).

For guidance in reaching that goal, one identifiable if narrow constituency of women would do well to start by consulting Estrich's "Sex and Power".

The Haitian government still had to agree to the deal, but the fact that a Cabinet officer had announced support for what was, after all, a pretty narrow constituency — the nine hundred or so American families who were in the process of adopting from Haiti — was testament to the emotional power that saving orphans still commands.

It's a story of a public sector that has consistently done less with more, and a liberalism that has often defended the interests of narrow constituencies -- public-employee unions, affluent seniors, the education bureaucracy -- rather than the broader middle class.

The House is more than ever dominated by Southern religious extremists who, outside of their narrow constituencies, are loathed and unelectable.

What I have realized over time is that candidates do not have positions, they have postures, and those postures are generally shaped by ideology and very narrow constituencies.

It is appropriate that members of Congress pay a price for their support of wasteful projects that serve narrow constituencies, but this is not a major source of harm to the country.

Liberal foundations and big donors have mostly funded organizing efforts among narrow constituencies -- groups who have not been able to get a stable path into the American middle class.