Sentence examples for bigger majorities from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt and the Dems had much bigger majorities than Obama and the Dems have now.

Looking ahead to bigger majorities in January, congressional Democrats have been less than eager to seek compromise.

Indeed, if it had been used in 1997, 2001 and 2005, Tony Blair would have got even bigger majorities.

They now have bigger majorities in both houses than the G.O.P. ever achieved in its 12-year reign.

The Democrats will have bigger majorities in both the House and Senate than the Republicans in their glory days of 1994-2006.

Such sentiments, last November, helped propel Barack Obama into the White House and his Democratic Party to bigger majorities in both houses of Congress.

These also show 55% support for independence, and a far bigger majority wanting a vote.

The Conservatives' success is similar to 1992, although John Major had a bigger majority.

An even bigger majority was initially behind the 2010 pension protests.

This finding suggests that Mr Cameron could have won a majority a bigger majority than his slender 12-seat one.

Surveys show that a majority of Americans still believe in Hell — though a bigger majority believe in Heaven.