Sentence examples for disparate majority from inspiring English sources

A rich rogue nation can flout the will of a disparate majority.

Winograd has experience as a Democratic organizer, experience that could prove quote potent in whipping a disparate Democratic majority, especially if that majority were to shrink after November.

In the last two elections, we Americans elected a man whom many thought would be the person to stand for justice, for peace and for a coming together of the disparate elements of the majority that might actually make our society work for more than a privileged few.

Back then he relied on a disparate coalition for a parliamentary majority, but now his Democratic Party is the largest in parliament.

Last December, he dethroned Thabo Mbeki as the party's leader, cobbling together a majority from a disparate group of supporters, many of whom were more anti-Mbeki than pro-Zuma.

The 5-4 majority decided that disparate standards for recounting ballots in different Florida counties denied voters the equal protection of the law and that there was no time to do a recount under a proper, single standard.

During his 22 years as prime minister, Dr. Mahathir managed to forge a nation out of a disparate ethnic mix of a Malay majority and Chinese and Indian minorities.

But he warned that "personal ambitions and mutual intolerance" within his disparate coalition could still undermine a majority government and leave him to chance a minority government.

Moreover, in spite of the disparate gaps of total network sizes, the majority of domains and reactions in eukaryotes and prokaryotes already appear in their common ancestor.

Despite restricting the analysis to the common subset and majority, any influence of the smaller disparate subset on test taker responses to the common questions cannot be accounted for.

But the majority did not rule out consideration of disparate impact altogether.