Sentence examples for an easy majority from inspiring English sources
A general election in 2005 gave the ruling coalition led by the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) an easy majority.
The Mirror, abandoning its liberal credentials, describes the abortion of a bundle of cells as a "life or death decision", with an easy majority of its readers threatening to boycott Big Brother should she take part.
If seven Democratic appointees on Florida's Supreme Court are untrustworthy, why should we depend on the seven Republican justices who hold an easy majority on the United States Supreme Court?
Rather than watching the state comptroller, Carl McCall, get an easy majority of the delegates and having to scramble for enough support to assure himself a spot on the primary ballot, Mr. Cuomo declared himself liberated from the Democratic Party apparatus.
The lower house has a built-in winner's prize, aimed at ensuring an easier majority, and early estimates had Mr. Berlusconi's coalition with roughly 340 seats to Mr. Veltroni's 241.
Once again, Democrats and independents were the key to Mr McCain's success, while Mr Bush won easy majorities among members of his own party.
These experiments have to succeed where people are divided by partisanship, race, class, and religion - and not just in Seattle and San Francisco (no disrespect!), where progressives have easy majorities.
It's not an easy listen the vast majority of her music never has been but if you're a fan and/or prepared for the challenge, this is as potent, heady and uncompromising as she has ever gotten, and with Smith's storied history as a musical maverick, that's saying plenty".
Their meeting — which led to an easy victory, by a majority decision, for Mayweather — didn't much change either man's reputation.
Opposition stirs Liberty, equality, sorority Switzerland toys with Europe Mikhail Kasyanov, Russia's big new wheel Reprints Related topics International relations Political policy Treaties Diplomacy European politicsThis month's non-mandatory referendum on the economic accords sets an easier target, a majority of the voters alone.
In theory, a union organizer or pro-union employee would have an easy time signing up a majority of, say, the 25 workers at a McDonald's, the 15 baristas at a Starbucks or the 50 aides at a nursing home.
