Sentence examples for a majority of almost from inspiring English sources

Foster has a majority of almost 12,000 and Labour finished third in the 2010 general election.

Their former MP, Lady Sylvia Hermon, romped home in her North Down constituency with a majority of almost 15,000 over her nearest rival.

Ann was defeated in Brentford and Isleworth, but Alan defied the odds to retain Feltham and Heston with a majority of almost 5,000, helped by boundary changes.

Last summer few people thought he would be able to get his party to vote for reforms on this scale with a majority of almost 90%.

There seems to be an inherent human belief that, given sufficient audience, anyone can convince a majority of almost any position.

Ed Miliband's party had held the seat with a majority of almost 6,000 in 2010 but faced a recount before claiming victory in the by-election.

He won the Kent seat for the Tories in 2010 with a majority of about 10,000 - almost 50% of the vote.

A majority of Indians almost certainly support the hanging in this case and probably back the death penalty in general.

The Bath seat is likely to be a target for the Tories, although Foster leaves a healthy majority of almost 12,000.

The party, facing a Tory majority of almost 6,000, is now two percentage points in front – nine points up on its 2010 performance.

"A Tory majority government is a real possibility and people need to think about what that would mean for London, for Londoners," said Huq, who is fighting to overturn a Tory majority of almost 4,000.