Sentence examples for become a majority from inspiring English sources

Israeli Arabs may soon become a majority inside Israel.

Sometime around 2050 today's racial and ethnic minorities will likely become a majority.

They are on course to become a majority by the middle of the century.

Some look hopefully to the Latinos, who are set to become a majority in the state in 2040.

Such couples, with children, have become a majority of all married couples, not just of those with children.

Their birth rate is so high, and that of other Slovaks so low, that they might even become a majority in the country by 2060.

By 2000, the United States had become a majority-suburban nation.

Originally, demographers had predicted that Texas would become a majority-minority state by 2008, but the unexpectedly fast growth of Hispanics has pushed up that date to 2004.

"The 'new Boston' is based on the fact that this has become a majority-minority city," he said, with 53 percent of the population identifying as something other than non-Hispanic white.

In video, digital revenues from services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime and Sky Store exceeded £1bn for the first time, with the ERA predicting that "video will become a majority-digital business in 2016".

They cite, as the most egregious example, City Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito, whose district, which now covers 10 percent of the Bronx, would become a majority-Bronx district, thereby giving Bronx political forces an extra seat.