Sentence examples for vocal constituency from inspiring English sources

But he has a vocal constituency, weaned on the half-truths of conservative media.

Secrecy ensures there is no vocal constituency on the side of privacy.

AIDS was a sudden plague, very visible in its choice of victims, and it has a vocal constituency in rich countries.

But the closures carry significant political risk for Mr. Bloomberg, since seniors are a powerful and vocal constituency, and the centers, which provide meals, programs and companionship, are mandatory campaign stops for all candidates.

But it also may be as much about not wanting to alienate a small but vocal constituency — very conservative voters who don't believe that Mr. Obama's presidency is legitimate.

And many among that silver-haired cohort will reach the official age of retirement in the months and years to come, adding a new and likely vocal constituency to challenge Britain's youthful political leaders.

Cities have many vocal constituencies and stakeholders.

With little chance of the bill becoming law, Republicans see no point in antagonising so many vocal constituencies by putting it to a vote in an election year.

For one, tax reform and "simplification" have great appeal in the abstract, but many specific provisions of the tax code have large and vocal constituencies.

The Globe is no friend of Romney's, and pulls no punches here: Without personal experience to guide him, Romney is catering to the most vocal constituencies in the national-security wing of the GOP.

The issue is a touchy one for American businesses, which until now have largely avoided the delicate choice between possibly offending Mr. Trump's passionate followers by distancing themselves from him, or angering the equally vocal constituencies opposed to his candidacy.