Sentence examples for the very constituency from inspiring English sources

After all, that's the very constituency the government is trying to reach.

Intended as a satire, Max Stafford-Clark's original production was lapped up by the very constituency that the writing lampooned.

It also says Mr. Feinberg has "alienated and disenfranchised the very constituency he was appointed to serve".

What began as an asset, though, turned into a liability as she appeared to lose touch with the very constituency to which she owed her power.

When students – the very constituency Clegg had gone out of his way to court – marched through Westminster and then stormed Tory HQ in protest, he was genuinely shaken.

These have become the watchwords of the modern politician who prizes their legacy over the common good, even if self-preservation means harming the very constituency they have been mandated to represent.

But many among the very constituencies he has been aiming to satisfy, homeowners and tax protest organizations, say they are deeply dissatisfied with his proposal.

The Times sees a connection, noting that women and children form "the very constituencies [Clinton] has championed in her travels to other developing countries".

Unions, government bureaucracies, the very constituencies that Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party represent and which support them". There's some logic to Fiorina's argument.

"His threats of broader tariff wars will harm the very constituencies he has vowed to help," said Jennifer Harris, a member of President Barack Obama's National Intelligence Council who pushed for the United States to take a tougher line against China.

Some of us, presumed to be part of that very constituency, certainly hope that President Obama will disregard the wrongful wishes of that constituency and put the United States on the right side of this issue once and for all.