Sentence examples for sizeable constituency from inspiring English sources

His still sizeable constituency of support, particularly among poorer Iranians, is more than offset by the passionate loathing he arouses in millions of his countrymen.

The sizeable constituency of fans critical of Van Gaal could have scant argument with the triple whammy of a top-four finish, FA Cup glory and the consigning of Guardiola's City to Europa League ignominy.

What the response to his election indicated was a sizeable constituency, both at home and abroad, for a shift towards greater peace and equality than the politics that dominated the last decade.

Brailsford can rightly claim that hindsight is wonderful and "we would not have touched him if we knew then what we know now", but he must also understand there is a sizeable constituency of sports fans that now have a guilty-until-proven-innocent approach to cycling.

All command sizeable constituencies; all, however, bring some serious baggage into this election.

Morsi still enjoys the legitimacy (albeit rapidly eroding) of popular election and has a sizeable Islamist constituency, mainly in rural Egypt.

Both states have sizeable voting blocs that resemble constituencies who supported Hillary by large margins in Pennsylvania, Ohio and other contests.

Roughly 4.5percentt of Canadians list their ethnic origin as Chinese — nearly 1.5 million people — and make up sizeable voting blocks in numerous swing constituencies across the country.

The incumbent MP, Joe Hendron, hopes local unionists will vote tactically for him to keep Mr Adams out, but many traditional SDLP voters might more than offset this by switching to Mr Adams.The constituency of mid-Ulster has a sizeable nationalist majority.

As well as being the chancellor of the exchequer and among HS2's most vocal champions, George Osborne is also the MP for Tatton, the Cheshire constituency that includes Wilmslow, Knutsford, Northwich and a sizeable expanse of countryside.

His constituency, Islington North, is a Remain stronghold – and among a sizeable chunk of MPs and the membership as a whole, there is support for a second referendum.