Sentence examples for a majority success from inspiring English sources

Spielberg and Cruise last worked together on the 2002 release, Minority Report, which was, like most of Spielberg's efforts, a majority success, earning $358 million at the box office worldwide.

The party had been preparing for recriminations about its failure to win a majority – not success on anything like this scale.

The election, held days later on 9 June 1983, saw incumbent Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher re-elected for a second term with an overwhelming majority; a success she would go on to repeat in 1987.

Also, the new numbers show that a majority of the success came from a few large states that had major improvements.

It's a strategy that finds Fitbit growing in a premium direction, away from the low end of the market where Xiaomi has found a majority of its success.

What is particularly interesting about this is that she can owe a majority of her success to you -- not to discredit the work of her mother in running their family like a Fortune 500.

A study by James C. Robinson, a health economist at the University of California, Berkeley, that was published on Monday in the journal Health Affairs found that the program was a two-pronged success: a majority of patients chose hospitals that met the price.

But its success in a majority vote puts the earliest date yet on just when a major country might begin phasing out polluting transportation.

In poll after poll, a majority reject the notion that success is determined by forces beyond their control.

Americans overwhelmingly consider the war in Iraq a success, and a majority say the victory will stand even if Saddam Hussein remains at large or if the United States fails to unearth chemical or nuclear weapons, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News Poll.

Or perhaps it is optimism: almost uniquely among nations, a majority of Americans think their success is largely determined by factors within their control, according to the Pew Research Centre in 2003.But how can a society as wealthy as America tolerate any percentage of its citizens remaining under a poverty line as miserly as $18,810 for a family of four?