Sentence examples for vital constituency from inspiring English sources

But in retrospect, it would have been impossible for him to satisfy any vital constituency without enraging another.

The government has also softened its opposition to genetically modified food crops and slashed the Environmental Ministry's budget, appalling another vital constituency.

Hispanics, a vital constituency in November, were outraged, despite Mr. Vilsack's assurances that the bill had enough exceptions to be practically meaningless.

This is a vital constituency because they make up the majority of the Syrian blogosphere, which is becoming the country's most vocal segment of society.

He quibbled in order to claim credit for any last-minute concessions offered to wavering Tory sceptics – and would, by this device, appoint himself champion of this vital constituency.

Navigating the Street Brash and brainy (perfect SATs and double Harvard degrees), Chuck Schumer, now 58, learned early in his career how to talk to the financiers and chief executives who would become a vital constituency for him.

Mr. Giuliani, meanwhile, has mentioned the controversy in his campaign literature, and he seized on the issue yesterday to make an appeal to Catholics and cultural conservatives, two vital constituencies for him in his Senate campaign against Hillary Rodham Clinton.

She has demonstrated Mr Obama's weakness with a vital Democratic constituency, the blue-collar worker.

Of course, Mr. Paterson's withdrawal from the governor's race was the biggest boon to Mr. Cuomo: it set him free from a primary contest that few thought he could lose, but which nonetheless would have required him to spend money, attack and defend against the incumbent and his allies, and risk alienating Mr. Paterson's core of black supporters, a vital Democratic constituency.

Still, many Republicans say they are unnerved not only by the prospect of a backlash if Mr. Bush becomes president, but by the fact that vital Democratic constituencies like blacks and Jews turned out in huge numbers for Mr. Gore.

The governor's race, political analysts note, is also a test of the progress the Republican Party has made in attracting a constituency vital to its own growth.