Sentence examples for experience a majority from inspiring English sources

But from my experience, a majority of Android users don't need or demand an especially great app experience from their smartphones.

From my experience, a majority of the stress most people feel comes from not too much to do, but from broken agreements with themselves.

When asked about specific aspects of the hypothetical patients' experience, a majority of respondents (58%%) felt that the woman whose treatment had longer PFS had better emotional well-being.

(Drug dispenser no. 4, Dip.Pharm., 12 years experience) A majority of the prescribers interviewed considered that a lack of infrastructure, improper diagnosis of diseases, inadequate prescription by some prescribers and irrational use of antibiotics by some patients were the major health system and professional factors responsible for improper use of antibiotics.

Unlike women who did not experience a complication during delivery, a majority of women (64.5 %) who underwent a Cesarean section or suffered a delivery complication while giving birth in a facility were discharged after 24 h (see Table  1).

Analyst Doug Mitchelson of Deutche Bank reiterated his "Buy" rating on the company stating: "When an entertainment conglomerate begins to experience a turnaround in the majority of its businesses, it can outperform Street estimates for some time".

Approximately 15-30% of patients will experience a PCR, whereas the majority of patients will have some degree of residual disease after CRT [ 4, 5].

Our results reveal that popular individuals are indeed happier and that a majority of individuals experience a significant Happiness paradox.

About 80% of patients with ovarian cancer respond to first-line platinum/taxane chemotherapy, but the majority who experience a relapse will be refractory to further treatment [ 1].

It is clear that voters hold governments responsible for the growing social insecurity experienced by a majority of citizens in our countries, and that they have few illusions about their successors (although there is no denying that in the wake of Silvio Berlusconi, one can understand why Mario Monti is, at least for the moment, setting new popularity records).

This suggests that normalization of lipid metabolism and/or oxidative stress status in the visual cortex may represent a novel route for treatment of non-motor symptoms, such as visual hallucinations, that are experienced by a majority of Parkinson's disease patients.