Sentence examples for the constituency could from inspiring English sources

In the absence of any serious contenders, huge swathes of the constituency could choose to ignore the election and turnout is expected to fall below 50%.

This would mean anyone in the constituency could help choose a candidate, which can help stop vested interests handing parachutes to their favoured choice.

A good result for Jeremy Corbyn: journalists who went to the constituency couldn't find anyone with a good word to say for him, but he didn't put people off voting Labour.

"Against the backdrop of a difficult economic situation," the think-tank researchers suggested, this constituency could become a potent political force.

I doubt that the curry constituency could have swung the result, but it was sorely misled.

The Boundary Commission had suggested the South Belfast constituency could be divided between expanded Belfast South West and South East seats.

The combined share of the vote of these constituencies could be as much as 35 percent.

The perception of a fractured constituency could, in itself, threaten the union's bargaining position.

Stand beneath the swirling seagulls in the harbour of the Shetland islands' only town, and the UK's most northern constituency could hardly feel any more remote from Westminster, some 600 miles (960km) south.

Commenting on the result, the Labour MP Will Thorne opined that no constituency could ever be won on the single question of votes for women.

The political influence of newspapers may be declining but, amid fears that UKIP could split the right-of-centre vote in up to 70 marginal seats, a national newspaper able to shift a few hundred votes in a constituency could determine the outcome there.If they had a vote Today the Independent, a left-leaning daily, produced the campaign's most surprising newspaper endorsement.