Sentence examples for a small majority with from inspiring English sources

The current predictions suggest Cameron will have a small majority, with his party on course to have around 329 seats.

It's only a matter of time before their own right-wing party becomes just as disrupted as it was when John Major had only a small majority, with deep divisions over the European Union soon to be laid bare by the referendum.

Whitlam's Labor government had been elected in 1972 with a small majority in the House of Representatives, but with the Opposition controlling the Senate.

But the most likely outcome of the election is a government with a small majority, possibly a coalition of parties with often differing economic and social priorities, or even a minority government.

But following through with those reforms will be hard with a small majority.

A Tory government with a small majority would have been trapped by its own parliamentary extremists.

The Conservatives are looking to emerge with a small majority and the wish to "finish the job".

CfB's formation is a warning to Cameron that – as in the 1990s – a Conservative prime minister with a small majority is structurally vulnerable to organised rebellion.

On December 19 Park defeated Moon with a small majority of the popular vote in an election marked by high voter turnout.

Eastleigh is held by Chris Huhne with a small majority while Guildford sees former Lib Dem MP Sue Doughty trying to regain the seat she lost in 2005.

The programme is likely to be a packed one, as Cameron seeks to prove that the government is still active, despite the EU referendum and a divided Conservative party with a small majority.