Sentence examples for between a majority of from inspiring English sources

There seems to be a strong cognitive dissonance in the relation between a majority of the Dutch garden owners and the design and maintenance of their gardens.

There developed a competition, fateful for the success or failure of the whole enterprise, between a majority of Iraqis, who for all their growing exasperation with the occupation wanted it to remain until a healthy, independent Iraqi order could take its place, and a minority who wanted to end it by any means.

Roberts' opening question revealed a divide between a majority of the other justices and Justice Antonin Scalia over how to categorize what they all appeared to believe was a Fourth Amendment violation.

Unpublished work (MJ McLeish & BJ Crespi) indicates COI pairwise uncorrected "p" distances between a majority of species complex taxa is similar to those between described species.

Moderately high correlations were consistently found between a majority of task-oriented questions and overall questions on EMR use, task performance and user satisfaction.

Other species diversify their phenotypes between a majority of fast growers and a minority that remains in a low metabolic state, called persisters.

But in between is a majority of Britons who may, depending on the question, appear to pollsters and headline writers as "anti-immigration" but whose views, on closer examination, turn out to be far more nuanced.

Albuquerque cops "too often use deadly force in an unconstitutional manner in their use of firearms". The report points to 20 shootings by the city's police between 2009-2012, a majority of which the DOJ found to be constitutional violations.

("In public opinion polls between 1950 and 1980, a majority of subjects identified 'civil rights' as the most important problem facing America at the same time that nonviolent black protest activity peaked," he observes, "and, likewise, responded with 'law and order' when black-led violent protests were most active").

These attacks occurred during The Troubles, a 30-year ethno-nationalist conflict between loyalists, a majority of which were Protestant who wished to remain part of the United Kingdom, and republicans, who were exclusively Catholic and fought to become part of Ireland.

So instead, Mr Mas might decide to hold a "public consultation" on the question of independence, providing he and other nationalist parties win, between them, a majority of the vote, and can agree on how to work together.