Sentence examples for us constituencies from inspiring English sources

Looking at the rest of the defensive lineup, we see the first evidence of the dominance of two of the three US constituencies with which Klinsmann has experimented.

"Hillary has to go out and she has to appeal to this 'everything's free, government can accomplish anything, what can you give us' constituency.

The sport has a constantly growing US constituency - particularly as a participation sport for schoolchildren - and can prosper in its own terms without threatening the position of the big four.

But if we'd gone into coalition with Labour we would have had a catastrophic loss of support among centrist/Conservative voters who had voted for us in constituencies in the south west, in the same way that we've obviously suffered particularly badly (by going into coalition with the Conservatives) in Wales, Scotland and the north of England: the more anti-conservative parts of the country.

More than half of us live in constituencies where the result was a foregone conclusion.

But WE, all of us, are their constituencies.

Sophisticated research tools mean we know more about these seats than ever - they tell us that in these constituencies, it's the votes of four or five groups that will decide the outcome.

"We had never had a marketing plan, so they worked with us to find specific constituencies -- donors, alumni, prospective students -- where we had to clarify our message," said Nancy Davis, North Carolina's associate vice chancellor for university relations.

So, i think us — the conservative constituency of these united states — may be semi-pleased with her appointment… JEFFREY TOOBIN: I basically agree with your analysis.

I was identified by Mrs Thatcher's minders as "one of us" and the constituency was rewarded with "critical seat" status.

Thus, it cites the consistently pro-corporate presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich, without reminding us of what constituency he represents.