Sentence examples for distinguished from the majority from inspiring English sources
It is distinguished from the majority system, in which, to win, a candidate must receive more votes than all other candidates combined.
These conspicuous declines in diversity are referred to as mass extinctions; they are distinguished from the majority of extinctions, which occur continually and are referred to as background extinction.
Chloroform kills everything except spores, thus Spo− colonies cannot re-grow after exposure and are easily distinguished from the majority background of Spo+ colonies.
Serious infections need to be distinguished from the vast majority of self-limiting viral conditions in children.
4 These serious infections need to be distinguished from the vast majority of self-limiting infections in children because, although rare in children in developed countries, they are associated with considerable morbidity (eg, hearing loss, neurologic disability) and mortality.
The tradition of the Shīʿites, the most significant minority branch of Islam in terms of number of adherents, distinguished from the tradition of the Sunni majority by belief in the special role of the Prophet's cousin ʿAlī and his descendants, diverges sharply from a very early date, though the emphasis on the personality of Muhammad was identical.
Since this faction is difficult to distinguish from the heterosexual majority, it is common for people to assume all LGBT people support LGBT liberation and the visibility of LGBT people in society, including the right to live one's life in a different way from the majority.
Therefore, the normative effects of group majorities cannot be distinguished from the effects of individual subjects.
The indigenous peoples here are known as Amerindians, to distinguish them from the majority population, descendants of indentured servants from India.
Call it 'Islamism' or whatever, but we need to distinguish extremists from the majority of Muslims, who seek common ground with non-Muslims".
