Sentence examples for a massive majority and from inspiring English sources

These were laws passed by elected governments, and Mrs Thatcher had gained a massive majority, and yet the law was wrong.

After the Commons passed the 42-day detention period, the Lords rejected it by a massive majority, and the government abandoned the policy.

You might take some encouragement from events in Ireland where a referendum was passed by a massive majority and constitutional reform naturally followed.

Nadine Dorries, a Conservative backbencher, said people should expect May to "negotiate terms, call a general election, make article 50 a manifesto promise, return with a massive majority and vote".

"Really, I don't think it made any difference where candidates stood down" because a lot of people voted tactically to prevent the Conservatives getting a "massive majority" and, as a result, "everybody went back into the Conservative and Labour silos".

Windsor, too, began his career as a Nationals candidate but abandoned the party pre poll, winning a seat in State parliament where he held a massive majority for a decade and the balance of power for a controversial term.

It shaped the province for the next 40 years, as the Conservatives won a massive majority in the Legislature, and would remain in government for the next 40 consecutive years.

Elsewhere, Labour held Bootle, with Sefton council leader Peter Down becoming MP and winning a massive majority with 33,619 of the votes.

So if he can win just 35-40% of them, and then get a massive majority of people of color, he can win re-election.

Fraser and his government were returned with a massive majority.

Clearly the best time for the party to change the constitution is when it still has a massive majority.The ethnic parties, the parliamentary representatives of the Karen, Chin, Shan and other minorities also back a PR system.