Sentence examples for decisive minority from inspiring English sources

Richard Nixon was President-elect, toanks thethe stupidity of a decisive minority on the American left.

A new report by the Henry Jackson Society, a London-based foreign policy think tank, describes them as "the decisive minority" in the Syrian revolution.

Two studies of recent Kurdish politics – The Decisive Minority from the Henry Jackson Society and Kurdwatch's Who is the Syrian-Kurdish opposition?

Yet a recent report by the Henry Jackson Society, a foreign policy research institute in London, describes the Kurds as a "decisive minority" in the Syrian revolution and says their support would help in a "rapid overthrow in the Assad regime".

Especially since California, quite unlike the great bulk of the red states which formed the core of Trump's narrowly decisive minority electoral strength, is not a tax consuming state but a tax producing state.

A substantial -- quite possibly decisive -- minority of primary voters who supported their rivals, former Senator Bill Bradley and Senator John McCain, did so because they were fed up with the big money that dominates today's campaigns.

"Today's outcome was clear, decisive, and final," said Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev .. "There's now no D-Nev .hat the United States Congress will allow this deal to go forward".

Finally, the result, while decisive, was close enough to mean the minority cannot be brushed aside.

On the same day, in Gratz v. Bollinger, the high court said Michigan's undergraduate college had unlawfully made race "a decisive factor for virtually every minimally qualified underrepresented minority applicant".

And yet, according to Operation Black Vote (OBV), Suffolk's county town is one where the black and minority ethnic (BME) vote could be decisive at the next general election.

The number of towns voting Democratic went from a clear minority in the Bush-Gore election to a decisive majority in Obama-McCain, as the following maps illustrate.