Sentence examples for about a majority from inspiring English sources

We might ask ourselves at this point: What is so magical about a majority anyway?

The more Brand emphasized the good news about a majority, the more momentum he gained for raising the standards aimed at a minority.

If people are to earn a living and get on in the 21st century, the need for education beyond 18 is about a majority not a few.

Q: In your remarks on stem cell research earlier this month, you talked about a majority consensus in determining whether or not this is the right thing to do, to federally fund embryonic stem cell research.

The study, conducted by computer scientists at the Polytechnic Institute of New York University, finds that in a given high school, a small portion of students who lie about their age to get a Facebook account can help a complete stranger collect sensitive information about a majority of their fellow students.

Yet he acknowledges that this kind of privacy option for online consumers, even if it eventually goes into effect, does not address a larger issue: the thousands of details that third-party data gatherers, who typically don't interact directly with consumers, have already amassed about a majority of adults in the United States.

However, ISKCON followers and about 15,000 Indians living in Moscow say the proposed ban was brought about by a "majority religious group's" intolerance toward the Hindu religion, the Asia Times reports.

The Republican courtship of talk radio began in earnest in 1994, when Newt Gingrich used the medium to push the "Contract With America" and, ultimately, bring about a Republican majority in the House of Representatives.

The constitution agreed upon was based largely on the one Rhodesia had just adopted, but would eventually bring about a black majority in parliament.

"So what can it do through one soft prince?" There have been news reports of internal British government discussions about whether a majority of troops will stay through 2014 or whether there might be an accelerated withdrawal.

Of nearly 550 clinical faculty members who participated — of about 850 total — a majority indicated that they had at least considered other job opportunities.