Sentence examples for but a significant section from inspiring English sources

But a significant section of Egyptian society supports a strong police force.

But a significant section of Tory supporters despise action on climate change and environmental problems as expensive nonsense.

The decision to reinstate Rennard suggests that the political culture not just in the Lib Dems but among a significant section of the political class is lagging behind what is now generally considered acceptable behaviour in personal relations.

But "pro-life" credentials still mean everything to a significant section of the Republican base.

But to ensure that a future Labour leader still enjoys the confidence of a significant section of the Parliamentary Labour Party, candidates for the leadership will need to win nominations from about 25 per cent of Labour MPs – double the current 12.5 per cent threshold.

Thus, the changing political allegiances of the Murdoch press do not signify its liberation from proprietorial control but have ushered in an era in which, for reasons of pure self-interest, a significant section of the press backs whichever party it thinks most likely to win the next election and then supports it in power.

The museum contains treasures dating from the paleolithic onwards, with a significant section of Roman artifacts.

What if a significant section of that community supports honour killings or refuses to face the issue head-on?

So he recently cordoned off a significant section of his beverage menu for nonalcoholic drinks — "refreshers," he calls them.

If they pursue their plan, they risk a significant section of the crowd jeering instead of cheering.

Sisi also has the support of a significant section of the population, who praise him for overthrowing Morsi in July.