Sentence examples for a growing majority from inspiring English sources

Publishers say a growing majority of Amazon.com's titles receive no discount at all.

Opinion polls show a growing majority of New Yorkers favor marriage equality.

The Afghan war in whose personal tragedies he finds "the greatest of sadness" is one that baffles a growing majority of Britons.

Kerry's position has not changed, and, seven months later, his critique of Bush is shared by a growing majority of voters.

No one ever seems to contemplate that their core governing philosophy — that all government intervention is bad intervention — might be at odds with a growing majority of voters.

[Clean Technica] A growing majority of Americans — 74 percent, up 5 points from a survey in March — say that global warming is affecting weather in the United States.

This explains why the environment has soared up the political agenda in Latin America as it has everywhere, and a growing majority of its people believe climate change is already affecting their lives.

But they live in a nation where under 10 percent vote for parties of the religious right, where a rapidly growing majority watches television.

This new day for Democrats - huge Congressional majorities, a country tempered by failed conservative policies, a significant Party ID advantage, and a powerful and growing majority coalition - is unlike any time we've seen in Washington in at least 40, if not 70 years.

But vocal opposition to those rights would put a candidate out of step with a large and growing majority of the public.

Optimistic Democrats have long believed the voter coalition behind Obama ― young people, brown people, lower-income people and a sprinkling of white professionals ― was a stable and growing majority that could always put Democrats over the top.