Sentence examples for a majority think from inspiring English sources

But a majority think he broke no law in doing so.

Indeed, a new survey shows, a majority think the only acceptable A.T.M. fee is no fee at all.

Hawks, perhaps a majority, think fortress Israel is pretty strong just now and that concessions are therefore unnecessary.

In Britain, a majority think the next decade will either leave them poorer or, at best, no better off.

In Poland, almost half think they will end up better off in a decade; in Spain, a majority think this.

Among Democrats, a plurality — but not a majority — think that instantiating DACA is more important than avoiding a shutdown.

A majority thought that "most British politicians are personally corrupt".

Whether a majority thinks it would make a big practical difference is another matter.

"They are not doing what a majority thinks should be done".

The Senate confirmed Hagel on Tuesday afternoon, 58-41, suggesting a majority thinks he's capable of doing his job.

Yet even if a majority thought this way, it is hard to see how a British republic could be achieved in practice.