Sentence examples for volatile constituency from inspiring English sources
But, again reflecting on American experience, can a chief executive dependent on such a volatile constituency deflect the pressures against the hard edges of his policies?
A large, volatile constituency has been created that believes darkly in betrayal and conspiracy.
But no Afghans — to say nothing of the volatile political constituencies in Pakistan and other Muslim countries — would tolerate a situation in which the United States imposes, or is seen to impose, a new political order on their country.
Mr Coke is a supporter of the ruling Jamaica Labour Party and wields influence in the volatile inner city constituency that Mr Golding represents.
By early afternoon on Thursday, some constituencies, particularly in the volatile northern state of Uttar Pradesh, a key political battleground, were recording turnouts already approaching 50%.
"The South-west has always been more volatile than people remember," said Mr Eustice, at his family farm in the north of the constituency.
But that smile has little to do with the novelty of the idea, he says, and all to do with the fact that the vast majority of his constituency is black here in this city where race and politics have often proven to be a volatile mix.
Bombón knows his constituency.
They dominate constituency associations.
It starts with the constituency.
