Sentence examples for problematic constituencies from inspiring English sources

The vote counting in a handful of problematic constituencies dragged on for days.

"Mitt is by far the person that can go in and win". Though Brewer's endorsement could help Romney woo conservatives, a group that is still notably cool toward the national front-runner, it may be more problematic for another important constituency: Latino voters, who will be an important voting bloc in November, especially across the Southwest.

Mr Cable said airport expansion at Gatwick was "a preferable alternative" and "less problematic" than expansion at Heathrow, which is near his Twickenham constituency.

Michael Ring, the minister for rural and community development, has allocated almost €120,000 to a project in his constituency despite warnings from civil servants it could set "problematic precedents".

Business Secretary Vince Cable has said expansion at Gatwick was "a preferable alternative" and "less problematic" than expansion at Heathrow, which is near to his Twickenham constituency.

Examining representations of air quality data intended for governmental to grassroots audiences, and how these representations may prove to be problematic in attempts to reconcile their myriad forms and meanings across contexts and constituencies.

To be sure, the effect on insurers, which might see more claims in the short term, was problematic, but the team developed a communication strategy to secure the support of this crucial constituency.

However, the party's previous links to I.R.A. violence and racketeering are still problematic for some southern voters, who might otherwise be attracted to its center-left social platform and strong constituency work.

Constituencies were comprehensively gerrymandered.

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Both are powerful constituencies.