Sentence examples for got a minority from inspiring English sources

"And we've already got a minority on the Council," he said of Mr. Scott.

In the younger Bush's own Presidential bid, in 2000, he got a minority of the over-all vote but eighty-four per cent of highly observant, white evangelicals.

Mr. Amanullah said, "You've got a minority of people who are very rigid, and unfortunately the most conservative interpretation is presented as the most authoritative".

"We've got a minority of cyclists and car drivers who are aggressive," he says.

"They get to choose the budget even when they've only got a minority, and I don't think it makes a lot of sense.

On November 8, 2016, something happened that the framers of our constitution never anticipated: Someone deemed unqualified to be president by a large number of members his own party got a minority of the popular vote but is now on track to become president when electors meet on December 19 to elect, as Hamilton wrote, "some fit person as President".

The winner will get a minority stake in the tower and be in charge of leasing and building operations.

It turns out that trying to get a minority film funded is harder than landing an acting role.

Under the deal, Unilever will get a minority stake in Zoots and its chief financial officer and chief operating officer will sit on the dry cleaner's board.

Many of those who did were women doing escort work but we did get a minority of responses from sex workers working in other parts of the sex industry".

Justice Sonia Sotomayor asked how gerrymandering aided democracy, asking, "It's O.K. to stack the decks so that for ten years, or an indefinite period of time, one party — even though it gets a minority of votes — can get the majority of seats?" That leaves Kennedy as the decider, once again.