Sentence examples for by a large section from inspiring English sources

Aid is disliked by a large section of those people that are moving in effect to Ukip.

A Guardian Q&A explaining the difference between the royal charter proposed by parliament and the one proposed by a large section of the newspaper industry.

During last week's first leg at Anfield, won 2-0 by the hosts, a number of offensive chants in reference to the tragedy were sung by a large section of the away end.

Exactly the same is true of the wearing of a full-face veil: it is perceived by a large section of the non-Muslim population as unnecessary and arrogant.

Sadly, it is not possible to have a debate because anything said that does not side with the exponential growth of the UK population is considered racist by a large section of society.

The commission, as another of its members, Orange Order chaplain Mervyn Gibson acknowledged, is loathed by a large section of the unionist community because of its perceived bias in favour of nationalists in marching disputes.

Probation services were carved up by Grayling and a large section sold off to private companies.

Environmental advocates argued that the resort proposal would set a dangerous precedent by carving up a large section of backcountry for condominiums and single-family homes, along with "great camps" on parcels ranging from 25 to several hundred acres.

Bean's decision this week that only he would be allowed to watch Venables' plea in court via video link was criticised in court by Anthony Hudson QC, representing a large section of the national media, who said it was a "very serious departure" from the principle of open justice.

For the case of Philippine hornbills, we present evidence for frequent gene conversion by recombination of a large section of the mitochondrial genome, encompassing several coding genes.

Investigators have also been confronted by the collapse of a large section of the mall, which left behind a gaping crater full of debris.