Sentence examples for hardly a majority from inspiring English sources
The coalition against drink was hardly a majority.
Ms. Dennehy, a native of County Dublin, acknowledged that some Irish people -- though hardly a majority -- have told her that the center should focus on the needs of Irish immigrants only.
Aggressive wolf opponents are hardly a majority in the Rockies, but it's impossible to overstate the depth and breadth of their loathing.
Animus based on skin color has hardly disappeared: a majority of Americans, 56 percent, harbor some anti-black sentiment, up from 49 percent four years ago, according to a recent Associated Press survey.
Slauson is well versed in everything that must happen for the Jets to reach the playoffs, but he is hardly in a majority.
It has been the fate of one French government after another to make stabs at reform and then, in effect, to be forced to accept the veto of the street, even when that veto was essentially the act of smaller, self-interested groups, hardly expressing a majority view.
"We hardly have a majority," Trump said.
Since PSOE hardly got a majority, all four parties must now begin the negotiations necessary to form a coalition.
"They're hardly a silent majority.
This is hardly an overwhelming majority.
