Sentence examples for new constituency for from inspiring English sources

Yet all in all, we should welcome this new constituency for foreign affairs in Middle America.

A new constituency for further reform (an alliance of middle-class consumers and middle-sized private companies) is growing.

In "Following God Abroad" (column, May 21), Nicholas D. Kristof enumerates the virtues of Christian evangelicals who, as "the newest internationalists," constitute "a new constituency for foreign affairs".

The trend toward freelance work among the well-to-do means a powerful new constituency for health reform is taking shape.

A formidable data bank was created that tapped into a whole new constituency for Mr. Forbes -- conservatives who have never before participated in a caucus.

Once a stock that had been mired at $36 goes to $60, a huge new constituency for change buys into the stock, one that will sue like crazy if change is not forthcoming.

Scottish Labour's Westminster spokesman, Ian Murray, described plans for six new constituencies for Edinburgh as being drawn "by someone who knows very little about our capital city".

New redistricting across the state has created entire new constituencies for pols.

Both the Saudis and Iranians saw a new constituency, ripe for exploitation, in the small British protest groups that initially responded to The Satanic Verses with book-burning demonstrations.

In line with the grounded theory principle, sampling techniques are geared towards an emerging design, allowing for the inclusion of new constituencies of respondents should new important relevant themes emerge as we progress through qualitative data collection [ 43].

Still, the Tory desire for new constituency boundaries and the Lib Dem hatred of FPTP gave the parties the basis for a deal, agreed during five days of coalition negotiations in May 2010.