Sentence examples for original constituencies from inspiring English sources

All these parties were ephemeral because they proved incapable of mounting a broad appeal that attracted masses of voters in addition to their original constituencies.

James Bond's original constituency was end-of-empire fantasists, and men, and more besides.

And that will leave only one broadsheet in New York in a position to focus on that original constituency of the New York Times and to grow, especially as a daily.

Gwern Branwen, who has documented the Silk Road from its earliest inception, told the Guardian the markets are growing far beyond the original constituency of tech-savvy drug users.

It also has unnerved much of Time Warner's original investor constituency, which generally avoided Internet stocks.

This article was corrected on 4 July 2012 because the original said Tim Loughton's constituency is in Kent.

The crisis has undermined support for the Communist Party among much of its original and most fundamental constituency -- China's 900 million farmers.

The country's original constitution stipulated that the size of constituencies should vary by no more than 15% within states.

This article was amended on 15 August 2013 because Birmingham has 10 constituencies, not eight as the original said.

The original referred to the Barking and Dagenham constituency when in fact it is Barking alone.

Intended as a satire, Max Stafford-Clark's original production was lapped up by the very constituency that the writing lampooned.