Sentence examples for enormous majorities from inspiring English sources

With enormous majorities, 13 years and money to spare.

Still, the good news is that the basic idea of prohibiting members of Congress from using the information they acquire in the course of their public duties to engage in insider trading did pass both chambers by enormous majorities.

The answer is that white females make up a smaller proportion of the overall electorate than they used to — thirty-eight per cent in 2012 compared to forty-one per cent in 2004 — and Obama racked up enormous majorities among non-white women, who are growing in numbers.

He has enormous majorities in both the House and Senate, and they all know the stakes.

Democrats were given enormous majorities in both houses of Congress last year for one reason -- to enact an agenda.

With enormous majorities, some good ministers and a stable party, Jonathan was in as good a position as any to do something about his country's problems.

A fortnight earlier, Thatcher admirer Blair had been re-elected with another enormous majority.

"Our supporters looked at the lack of progress and thought, Here we elected this enormous majority in the House of Representatives.

Still, a government with an enormous majority ought to be able to undertake the structural reforms that, along with the cash, are necessary to meet rising expectations.

Commanding an enormous majority in his early days as prime minister, Tony Blair muscled a number of so-called constitutional changes through Parliament.

Equally, those who lose money in Vegas (the enormous majority) know just how much they lost, and what it may mean.