Sentence examples for strong constituency from inspiring English sources

As antipathy towards national politics grows, so do the benefits of having a strong constituency profile.

There was a hectic search for a well-trained monkey with strong constituency links.

Part of the cover calculus is to have a strong constituency buying group.

That drew many young men, a surprisingly strong constituency for the show, away from "Deadwood".

"Women, my strong constituency, tell me that they want the same chances that men have.

Is there a strong constituency for abolishing Medicaid and letting the poor, when they are ill, fend for themselves in the market for health care?

Over the past few decades, Democratic leaders have alienated voters in one of the party's historically strong constituencies.

They burned all of their political capital to produce changes that were not easily undone, because they created strong constituencies.

Programs such as those under the Agricultural Extension Service and the Rural Electification Administration, for example, date back from the New Deal and beyond and have developed such strong constituencies that no administration has been able to alter them.

"Because labour and environmentalists are both strong constituencies that have to be listened to, the idea that they are singing the same song is really scary to a lot of policy makers," she says.

"I have to say that the pictures that have strong constituencies, and I'd include our 'Moulin Rouge' in that list, are the pictures that took risks, that pushed the boundaries and that were somewhat audacious," he said.