Sentence examples for the wrong constituencies from inspiring English sources
They complained that a telephone blitz on polling day was launched in the wrong constituencies.
It would most injure the wrong Chinese, the urban constituencies that still favor economic and political reform.
He also thinks that using search committees to pick university presidents virtually guarantees that people with convictions and backbone will be passed over in favor of people who don't rub any campus constituencies the wrong way.
"The more we appear to be backing the regimes we've been backing for decades, the more we place ourselves on the wrong side of history and the more we alienate the constituencies who could be coming to power".
The former is cheerful, the latter grumpy, which Banks felt was the wrong way round, sci-fi readers being a notably affable constituency.
"If he thought he was going constituency shopping in Ferguson today, he was in the wrong neighbourhood".
Some Conservative MPs who have visited the constituency are downbeat, expressing concern that they have got the wrong candidate.
But Nick Herbert, shadow environment secretary, who has called for more recycling schemes, is opposing the construction of two major facilities in his Arundel and South Downs constituency, claiming that they are "the right idea in the wrong place".
As a CEO, youre painfully aware of the consequences of being on the wrong side of the talent equation of the instability and disruption it causes internally, with your customers, and with other constituencies.
Given the large soccer constituency in the city's Portuguese and Latino strongholds, did Newark get its demographics crossed and build the wrong field of commercial dreams?
-- is the wrong question.
