Sentence examples for a sufficiently large majority from inspiring English sources
Many had expected Italy's prime minister to stand down if he failed to secure a sufficiently large majority.
In the 2000 presidential campaign, Al Gore was unable to persuade a sufficiently large majority of American voters that tax cuts for top earners make little sense in such an economy.
In the absence of missing data, the smaller of the levels determines the output quantile in case of an upward level shift, until a sufficiently large majority of observations come from the same level as the center of the window.
Even if it hardly seems possible to take these three aspects into consideration in a common strategy for value assessment, an approximate solution which is supported by a sufficiently large majority remains a worthwhile goal in the absence of other reasonable alternatives.
More worryingly still: when populists have sufficiently large majorities in parliament, they try to build regimes that might still look like democracies, but are actually designed to perpetuate the power of the populists (as supposedly the only authentic representatives of the people).
For one type of example, one could point out that if there was a sufficiently large and persistent majority among the United States electorate, nothing could contain them: they could elect Presidents and legislators who would amend the Constitution and, through those same officials, appoint judges who would interpret the (revised or original) Constitution in a way amenable to their interests.
It tells us, simply put, that if individual people are more likely than not to judge correctly in some matter of fact, independently of one another, then the collective judgment of a sufficiently large group, arrived at by majority voting, is almost certain to be correct (Condorcet 1785).
A sufficiently large headline would have healed her wounds".
Consequently, components having a sufficiently large port area were provided.
When in a sufficiently large crowd they secrete molecules called virulence factors, which cause disease.
No wonder rounding up a sufficiently large "workforce" can only be done through force and coercion.
