Sentence examples for a minority of commentators from inspiring English sources

A minority of commentators supported his stance on Israel's 46-year occupation of the Palestinian territories.

But a minority of commentators argued that, in the wake of fatwa against Salman Rushdie following publication in 1988 of The Satanic Verses and the July 7 bombings last year, it was easier to prescribe courage when away from the firing line than to exercise it when in a target area involving the public.

It's a minority of commentators and policy advisers who express a wish for any robust in-country US military presence to continue well into this decade.

A vocal minority of commentators believe that China's economy is heading for a crash.

All along, partly out of sheer contrarianism, I have stood with the minority of commentators who believed that the euro zone wouldn't break up — that European policymakers would eventually find a way to muddle through.

In Jonathan Riley-Smith's view, poor harvests, overpopulation, and a pre-existing movement towards colonizing the frontier areas of Europe also contributed to the crusade; however, he also takes care to say that "most commentators then and a minority of historians now have maintained that the chief motivation was a genuine idealism".

A minority of readers are reserving judgment.

A minority of institutions, 16 (41.03%).

A minority of radiologists, 24 (61.54%).

However, they constituted a minority of respondents.

This isn't a minority of children.