Sentence examples for potential constituencies from inspiring English sources

But if they will not acknowledge their ambitions, nearly all the exile leaders are eager to describe their potential constituencies.

If in the process of feeding red meat to the base you alienated other potential constituencies - pro-choice women, black people, moderates - so what?

It's the Long Tail principle in action, where online, potential constituencies for your story are far greater than they are off, and the pudding proofs where real people gather to reflect zeal for other real people's stories truly told.

The country's growing Hispanic population also represents a new potential constituency of collectors and museum-goers.

Mainstream French politicians understandably want to reassure Mr Le Pen's potential constituency that they too are worried about immigration.

Hispanics are the most populous minority group in the country — and they represent a vast potential constituency for the Mormon church, which has already made considerable efforts to develop strong relations with Hispanic communities.

There is already a potential constituency for jihadism among France's 6 million Muslims, who have been pushed to the margins and see themselves as the victims of old-fashioned racism disguised as a confrontation between progressive secularism and medieval Islamic practices.

Cameron, advised in his strategy by friend Catherine Fall, put a great deal of effort into "nursing" his potential constituency, turning up at social functions, and attacking Woodward for changing his mind on fox hunting to support a ban.

Indeed a photo of Mr Twigg and his old adversary, under the headline "Michael Portillo vanquished," features on the leaflets publicising his candidature in Liverpool West Derby, his potential new constituency.

If this is the type of congressional leadership his potential Arizona constituency desires, then Lord help them all.

What seems clear, today, is that Andrew Cuomo is conscious of how his policy decisions will be perceived not just by New Yorkers, but by people across the nation as well, the potential greater constituency.