Sentence examples for constitute a minority from inspiring English sources
Turnaround assignments actually now constitute a minority of its business.
Radical Islamist parties constitute a minority: unlike in the shah's Iran, democratic forces outweigh the theocratic.
Additional refugees from Syria would constitute a minority of those that Obama proposes to admit over the next year.
Still, people like the two giddy comparative-literature professors I met at breakfast constitute a minority of paying guests, and the Schatzalp does not advertise its literary heritage.
Higher birthrates among immigrants and the migration of younger job-seekers mean that in seven states, non-Hispanic whites now constitute a minority of people under 18.
Over the years, AlixPartners has expanded beyond its initial mandate, adding more traditional management consulting work, so much so that turnarounds now constitute a minority of its business.
SEVERAL times Mr. Straus restates that the serial and atonal composers constituted a minority, "hardly a position of dominance".
Realizing that Kazakhs constituted a minority of Kazakhstan's population, he looked with equal care after the needs of both Russians and Kazakhs.
The trust also rejected TalkSport's complaint about minority sports but said it was unclear what constitutes a "minority" or "secondary" sport on Radio 5 Live and called for "greater clarity on the station's commitment in this regard".
Therefore, he raised the battle cry, "All power to the Soviets!"—although the Bolsheviks still constituted a minority within the soviets and despite the manifest unwillingness of the Menshevik SR majority to exercise such power.
