Sentence examples for A considerable majority from inspiring English sources

A considerable majority of white Americans consistently vote Republican (between 56% and 61% did so in the 1952, 1980 and 1988 elections), and so Romney's capture of nearly two thirds of the white vote is hardly surprising.

A considerable majority of side impact sled tests using different types of human surrogates has used a load-wall design not specific to subject anthropometry.

A considerable majority of Swedish residents born outside Sweden (c. 1.5 million) speak Swedish and according to the ELDIA Project, there were c. 2,390,000 second-language speakers in Finland.

A considerable majority of these genes were up-regulated in the mutant (63.22 %), indicating that RosR functions mainly as a repressor.

Given his own party has a considerable majority it is likely to be a quick rubberstamp from one of the countries keenest to keep Greece in the eurozone.

Ever since polls have been taken on the matter, a considerable majority of the US population has favored normalization of relations with Cuba, but that, too, is insignificant.

The considerable majority achieved in the April 1857 election was a personal triumph, but it melted away when he did not make the lion's roar sufficiently loud in response to French attacks on Britain for harbouring refugees conspiring to murder Napoleon III; and Palmerston's government resigned after defeat in the House (February 1858).

"There are times when a scan is the right thing to do, but in the considerable majority of cases, it is not".

The game then resumed its previous pattern, Leeds having the considerable majority of possession – 74% in the first-half, according to the official stats - and looking neat and purposeful until they got close to the Forest penalty area, where Chris Wood was getting little change from Mills and Jack Hobbs.

This quandary is well encapsulated by the considerable majority of respondents (84%) not wanting higher extents and densities of A. dealbata, but an equally high majority not wanting its total removal from local landscapes.

Considerable majority of respondents were graduates (21%).