The phrase "a minority support" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "minority support" without the article "a."
Example: "The proposal received minority support from the committee members."
Alternatives: "limited support" or "small group backing."
Opinion polls suggest only a minority support using civil disobedience to impose that demand, fearing disruption.
Brexit trade agreements 'sham' Jump to media player Richard Harrington says only a "minority of a minority" support a no deal Brexit.
Establish a minority support group or other cultural outlets, since some minority graduate students drop out of graduate school because of dissatisfaction with the social life rather than the intellectual environment.
But it would highlight that a minority supported Mr Trimble, wounding his authority.
Hsia's lawyer reminded it this week that the defendant "is a minority, supports Democrats and has all her life".
"They say it is a minority, but it is a minority supported by both the government and the army – they receive free water, free electricity, the government spend millions of dollars on them.
Americans have complicated feelings about Obamacare, according to a new poll, with voters divided over whether to keep the law, but only a minority supporting the Republican strategy of trying to eliminate it quickly.
Although commonly available, initial data suggested that Huh7 cells in distinct laboratories may differ substantially with respect to their ability to support HCVcc infection with only a minority supporting robust HCV infection [5], [7].
A previous survey focusing on dental patients in Khartoum showed that only a minority supported treatment of patients with HIV infection in general dental clinics [ 11].
The vast majority of participants supported coercive testing policies for marginalized groups at high risk for HIV/AIDS (91% for MSM and 99% for FSW), while only a minority supported punitive measures such as allowing health care providers to refuse to treat PLHA (5%) and employers being able to fire PLHA (10%).
In the 2007 update of the St. Gallen guidelines for management of EBC [ 30] haematopoietic growth factors were considered by most panel members to have a role in patients with a clinical indication, although only a minority supported their routine use.
