Sentence examples for neglected constituencies from inspiring English sources

And excessive lending to the banks' traditional borrowers (state-owned enterprises and local governments) will help the economy less than extra spending on neglected constituencies, such as the 128m rural poor.

Conversely, Rove was always looking for neglected constituencies — the most important by far being frequent churchgoers — and trying to figure out what mix of government goodies and organizing techniques would bring them into the Republican fold.

Each day he would fly by helicopter from the briefing locations in London, clutching a portable fax and television, to his neglected constituency.

Even though IVF patients might be assumed to attach particular value to embryos, since they have strived so hard to acquire them, they are still a relatively neglected constituency in debates about embryo donation (Haimes and Luce, 2006).

And was the BBC in its programme-making neglecting constituencies it ought to have nourished?

The office holder said Blunt faced a vote because he had neglected the constituency.

But it definitely meant a lot more to one neglected Lions constituency, for instance, at least to see Richie Gray on the field for the final whistle.

G. K. Chesterton said that tradition was the vote of that most neglected of all constituencies -- the dead.

He takes ill to Plymouth, neglecting his constituency duties and facing deselection threats.

However, the only criticism quoted is for allegedly neglecting her constituency by "appearing in an entertainment show".

But do they say when he is in Qatar for weeks that he is neglecting his constituency?" Burt, the Conservative MP for North East Bedfordshire, hit back.