Sentence examples for for a huge majority from inspiring English sources
In Table 3, the standard width of both the car and truck is a statistical parameter, which is appropriate for a huge majority of modern cars and trucks.
For a huge majority of practitioners of this approach researchers in the tradition of generative grammar associated with Chomsky this means postulating universals of human linguistic structure, unlearned but tacitly known, that permit and assist children to acquire human languages.
And if Obamacare turns out well for a huge majority, then there will be a whole lot of people who just won't buy the claims Republicans are making.
Mr F-W looked miserable as he watched 90% of the catch being ditched over the side.For a huge majority of those watching, I suspect the conclusion was that wicked, stupid EU bureaucrats were to blame.
"We won a huge victory for sustainability two weeks ago with a huge majority," Isabella Lovin, a Green party legislator from Sweden and a longtime critic of European fisheries subsidies, said by telephone.
Whenever there's a show of hands at any of the recent DSA East Bay meetings for how long everyone's been members, a huge majority goes for the "after the election" option.
The election will be held on August 30th, two years to the day after a referendum in which they voted by a huge majority for independence from Indonesia.
Thanks to Mr Koizumi, Mr Abe inherited a huge majority for the LDP-led coalinion in the lower house of the Diet (parliament) and a newly empowered office of the prime minister.
Thanks to him, Mr Abe inherited not just a huge majority for the LDP-led coalinion in the lower house of the Diet (parliament), but also a stronger office of the traditionally weak prime minister.
That is a huge majority for anybody to overturn and it has become increasingly clear that Fifa's international ranks have insufficient interest in a European clean-up candidate, even so great a football man as Platini.
He summarised: From 1997 to 2007 was a strikingly stable period for the economy; Labour enjoyed a huge majority and was quite disciplined; the Conservative Party until David Cameron became leader was not really at the races.
