Sentence examples for continued majority from inspiring English sources

Polls show continued majority support among voters for keeping the death penalty, but with more states banning it, or under effective moratoriums (like California), it could be that the tide is turning.

While a late February Pew poll found a continuing majority of respondents (54 percent) saying the war was a mistake, opinions were evenly divided about how and when to extract United States forces.

The LDP will now want, swiftly, to find a successor as president of the party and therefore thanks to the LDP's continuing majority in the lower house prime minister.

Ill health and exhaustion may have had a lot to do with it; on September 13th Mr Abe was hospitalised for tests.To limit the enormous damage, the LDP now wants to find a swift successor as party president and therefore thanks to the LDP's continuing majority in the lower house prime minister.

But a party confident of a continuing majority despite a poor track-record is unlikely to do any of those things.Dig deeper: It's time to ditch Mandela's party (May 2014) The trial of Oscar Pistorius may teach South Africans a bit about themselves (April 2014) Why South Africa is (a bit) less violent than you might think (April 2014).

He continued: "The majority of steps toward reconciliation, in my opinion, have already been taken by this pope.

He continued: "The majority of shoppers find it easier to spread jam, or their preferred filling, on a straighter shape with a single sweeping motion.

Asking, "Who can differentiate between those who belong and those who do not?" he continued: "The majority of blacks are admitted to the law school because of discrimination, and because of this policy all are tarred as undeserving.

Reviewer 2 continued: "The majority of molecular phylogenies rooted using ancient gene duplications... .........: Please remind the readers how many phylogenies did that amount to?

"They want to weaken unions to help assure continued Republican majorities".

Despite continued Democratic majorities in both houses, an alliance of Republicans and conservative Democrats now blocked any further reform legislation.