Sentence examples for has gone from majority from inspiring English sources

The world has gone from majority rural to majority urban.

She may re-evaluate it again once same-sex marriage has gone from possibly having majority support to unambiguously having it.

In Scotland, what is traditionally called the Conservative and Unionist Party has gone from commanding a majority in the 1950s, to — post Thatcher — being wiped out in all but one seat, leading Salmond to point out there are today more giant pandas in Scotland (two) than Tory parliamentarians.

A senator may re-evaluate her stance on same-sex marriage once support for it has gone from definitely not being in the majority to possibly having become so.

After having won almost all delegates in Tuesday's primaries, Mr. Romney has gone from very likely to win the majority of delegates to nearly certain to do so.

In just a century, democracy has gone from being a foible of a few western states to ruling a majority of the world's population.

The Party has gone from a Senate caucus of sixty members to forty-six, and from a substantial majority in the House of Representatives to a seemingly permanent minority.

Scotland has gone from a land of safe seats to the battleground that could stymie a Labour majority.

In the last two years, it has gone from 45 million to 125 million registered users, and its revenue has increased from $55 million to $274 million, the vast majority of it from advertising (it also sells ad-free access for $36 a year).

Phil Mickelson has gone from wild to wilder.

It has gone from bad to worse.