Sentence examples for potent constituency from inspiring English sources

Perhaps nowhere else in the country, then, has a Democratic candidate for governor taken such a hard rhetorical line against such a potent constituency within his own party.

The settlers, in turn, have become a potent constituency of the right-wing political parties that support them -- a force powerful enough to command the actions of important ministers or to destabilize government coalitions.

But more exciting than the ability to transcend the political divide is the opportunity to organize a politically potent constituency.

If the cuts are not reversed, Congress and the administration will face the wrath of two politically potent constituencies, elderly voters and doctors who care for the elderly.

During the long conversation, Mr. Grayson, a 52-year-old father of five, faulted Democrats for failing to deliver for some of their most potent constituencies, among them labor unions and antiwar voters.

This eliminates one of the most potent domestic constituencies against the practice: labor unions fighting against competition with children in the job market.

Both are powerful constituencies.

Together with Newt Gingrich, they have deployed various methods of appealing to their constituencies, but none is more potent than religion.

Somehow this hasn't happened, and the mystique that surrounds ancestral privilege seems as potent as ever – made all the stronger by its ability to gather up distinctly un-aristocratic constituencies in its trail.

Bombón knows his constituency.

They dominate constituency associations.