Sentence examples for emerging majority from inspiring English sources

But a majority of the Court, and an emerging majority of the country, are not.

It is, of course, possible that a dramatic development will break the impasse at the last minute, leading to an emerging majority party.

Her decision to take a one-time distribution puts her in an emerging majority of retirees, according to the Department of Labor's Employee Benefits Security Administration.

With his appeal to minority voters – a rapidly emerging majority across the country – he could lock in the fastest growing demographics that could turn red states blue.

We will create a space to learn about each other — what makes us unique and what we share — to prepare ourselves for the new, emerging majority.

Obama's victory and the growing evidence of an emerging majority Democratic coalition pose the danger that the left will take false comfort.

That isn't a serious approach to academic diversity, and in an emerging majority-minority America (already visible in the latest Census birth statistics) where almost everyone will be 1/8 something-or-other, it will be an increasingly untenable one as well.

But it is a judgment on a certain kind of blithe liberal optimism, and the confidence with which many Democrats assume their newly emerged majority is a sign of progress rather than decline.

It was just four years ago that Karl Rove was boasting of an emerging permanent majority for the Republican Party.

But for the emerging electoral majority — especially those who lived through the Dixiecrat era — this is precisely the point.

It seems that this emerging Democratic majority is going to take a long time to emerge, and their book is going to have an extra-long shelf life.