Sentence examples for a permanent majority from inspiring English sources

They are part of a permanent majority.

Gaining a permanent majority supplanted budget discipline as his party's governing imperative.

The two analysts conclude: "None of this is to say that Republicans are building a permanent majority of any sort.

PAGE 29 A POLITICAL BLOW -- The Republicans' long-term plan for a permanent majority may have suffered a significant setback.

The results of the European parliament elections look likely to give the centre right and far right a permanent majority.

If Mr Bush hopes a permanent majority is within his grasp, he may well dash ahead with an ambitious agenda.

It was just four years ago that Karl Rove was boasting of an emerging permanent majority for the Republican Party.

The idea of a permanent Republican majority was in decline and the Emerging Democratic Majority thesis of American politics was on the rise.

Craddick worked with Congressman Tom DeLay, who was then the Majority Whip, to put into motion a sweeping plan to create a permanent Republican majority in the U.S. House.

Karl Rove was mistaken to believe that George W. Bush's reëlection heralded a "permanent Republican majority," while Democrats were naïve to think that Obama's election and the large Democratic Congressional majority that resulted from elections in 2006 and 2008 signaled a new progressive era.

It is not a permanent Republican majority —  "permanent" in politics means 20 or 30 years.