Sentence examples for enough of a majority from inspiring English sources

Then they claimed they didn't have enough of a majority.

Miliband was defeated at the polls, with the Conservatives claiming enough of a majority to rule on their own.

He sought just enough of a majority for victory and damned the rest of them.Partly for that reason, Mr Helms leaves behind neither a political organisation nor an obvious successor.

Political analysts said the Democratic Party led by Mr. Tadic and its other coalition partner, G17 Plus, had enough of a majority to overrule Mr. Kostunica and his allies and sign the agreement on closer ties.

The big question is whether any party will get enough of a majority – at least 38% of the vote – to enforce the measures being demanded of Athens by foreign lenders.

Kurds now think that their compatriots and allies have enough of a majority to win the referendum, but the region is still occupied by hundreds of thousands of Sunni Arabs, Turkish-speakers and Shias, some of whom will strongly resist incorporation into Kurdistan.Trying to hand overIn this maelstrom, what can the Americans do?

The economy is growing, and while any recovery may still be fitful and fragile, it is enough for a majority of members of the monetary policy committee (MPC) to resist pumping in further cheap funds.

Those arguments, unhappily, were persuasive enough for a majority of the commission to vote this week in favor of such registration.

Steven M. Lonegan, one of two other Republicans who have filed papers to vie for the party's nomination, said he thought Mr. Christie was not conservative enough for a majority of primary voters.

One estimate suggests the 13-point Tory lead would be enough for a majority of about 70 seats, even though the gap between the two main parties is closer than at any point since June.

The end result is not only a high quality product, but also one inexpensive enough for a majority of American consumers to buy.