Sentence examples for but a strong majority from inspiring English sources

But a strong majority — two-thirds — said that working mothers had made it easier for their families to live comfortably.

About 70percentt of Israelis say any talks will fail, but a strong majority, fingers crossed, also want such talks to take place.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the Dow Jones board was not unanimous in its verdict to sell to Mr Murdoch, but a "strong majority" chose to back the deal.

He said he did consider resigning but "a strong majority" of people he spoke to within the industry (or possibly the PCC itself: it wasn't clear from his evidence) told him he should not do so.

Respondents showed more trepidation when asked to consider marijuana's potential effects on society as a whole, but a strong majority still believed that alcohol is the more harmful substance.

Some of the reforms still need parliamentary approval, but with a strong majority, Erdogan's party can pass them without opposition support.

The generals must decide when to attack the city, but they need a strong majority of their army to attack at the same time.

Not only was DC's legalisation law democratically decided by a strong majority, but also it makes a lot of sense.

Labour has long had designs on Hughes Bermondseyy and Southwark seat, but he has managed to maintain a strong majority, partly through assiduous local campaigning.

But, while the city backed independence with a strong majority of 13,000, it was not enough.

Generally, in the past, one major political grouping would earn a strong majority in the parliament.