Sentence examples for away from majority from inspiring English sources
The court, in Newark, held that New Jersey had violated neither the Voting Rights Act nor the Constitution by creative map-making that took some African-Americans away from majority black districts to try to help black and white Democrats in adjoining areas.
That puts Mr Obama one delegate away from a majority of pledged delegates.
That means Democrats are now two seats away from a majority.
If Labor is that far away from a majority it's more likely the Coalition would stay in power.
Most of the fire activity was on the south side of the fire, away from the majority of the communities that had been evacuated.
OK, the climates may not match but playing far away from the majority of other teams, the Panthers have quietly put together a deep team.
For every seat a major party loses to a minor party or independent, they are one seat further away from a majority.
And, to make doubly sure the Roma people are kept away from the majority population, some mayors, such as the mayor of Baia Mare, have literally hidden Roma neighborhoods behind actual walls.
This reflects Western nations breaking away from the majority of the world and becoming richer (ie, moving right on the chart), thus creating a second hump.The report says this development coincides with a retreat from globalisation in 1914-70.
During an economic downturn in the mid-1880s, these Chinese immigrants were accused of taking jobs away from the majority population and were subsequently driven out of the city through a series of destructive anti-Chinese riots.
