Sentence examples for a majority of exactly from inspiring English sources

At the same time, 35 seats are in contention in the Senate, where the Republicans currently enjoy a majority of exactly two.

In the General Election of October 1959, which delivered a 100-seat majority to Harold Macmillan's Conservative government, he won at Barking with a majority of exactly 12,000.

The democratic election of Hamas by a majority of Palestinians reveals exactly that: A majority of Palestinians support a group (Hamas) that espouses the destruction of the State of Israel.

In all likelihood, a majority of them will report exactly the results they have been told, down to the percentage point, regardless of how people actually vote.

The seat once captured by Enoch Powell with a majority of 691 has had exactly that same precarious Conservative majority in the outgoing Parliament.

But needing superdelegates to get a majority of all delegates is exactly what happened in 2008.

Hunter acknowledges this confusion; he finds – alarmingly for the pro-UK campaign – that a majority of voters don't know exactly what the Scottish parliament already does.

But change is exactly what a majority of I.O.C. delegates, as well as Chinese Olympic officials, say they are counting on.

What will it take for Democrats to understand that "obstructing" excessive spending and tax increases is exactly what a majority of American voters voted for in the recent election?

"While not surprising, it's a clear indication Clinton is a carefully poll-tested politician, and that's exactly why a majority of voters say they don't trust her".

Cruz attempted to compare the Obama-era net neutrality regulations to something the Empire might try to pull, even though ignoring a majority of the American people isn't exactly the democratic world the Rebellion was fighting for.