Sentence examples for growing minority of from inspiring English sources

In recent years the royal show has appeared ridiculous to a growing minority of Britons.

Unmedicated home birth is being chosen by a growing minority of women.

Finally, a growing minority of students use tablets (costing up to £400) rather than laptops.

But Comite and a growing minority of physicians regard it as motor oil that keeps bodies running smoothly.

" 'No-Nos' are a growing minority of people who care a great deal about their carbon footprint," Mr. Moran said.

He said the majority of landlords were reputable, but there was a "growing minority of criminal operators".

The growing minority population and influx of immigrants, said Hank Morris, a political consultant who grew up on Long Island, means "this is not your grandparents' suburbs anymore, the post-World War II, 98 percent-white community".

He concedes that since politicians made Islam "part of their game", it has "hardened a small but growing minority that speaks the language of hate.

He cited the gap between the rapidly growing minority population and the number of minorities involved in scientific research.

Republicans also perceived environmental protection as a Democratic instrument to attract a rapidly growing minority population who favor continuation of extensive government services.

VICE's Lee Adams visited Morehouse for the first episode of Minority Reports to see how Tiago, his peers, and the campus community are responding to the implications of this growing minority.