Sentence examples for national constituency from inspiring English sources

The old G.O.P. guard has no discernible national constituency beyond the scattered, often impotent remnants of aging country club Republicanism.

"What she has done is create a national constituency for a newly defined Hillary Clinton," he said.

"It is the changes that are taking place that have created the national constituency for Donald Trump, Mr. Buchanann said.

Indeed, Crespino himself portrays the senator's national constituency as a "misshapen collection" of Dixiecrats, John Birchers, far-right business types, and Christian fundamentalists.

WSCR bills itself as the home of hyperlocal sports talk — think all Bears, all the time — while ESPN must accommodate a more national constituency.

But, on balance, including him is probably good, if only because a president's national constituency makes him a bit less beholden to narrow interests.

Political leaders struggle to create national constituencies.

Media reaction to these events has varied intriguingly in their respective national constituencies.

But she mused about the need to create a European democratic public rather than purely national constituencies, and a "public European identity".

The system was introduced to reduce the excessive money spent by candidates for the national constituencies.

This development, while principally affecting international transactions, has largely been driven by public outcry in national constituencies.