Sentence examples for have a slight majority from inspiring English sources

But Time Warner would have a slight majority on the board of directors and ultimate control.

"In Scotland we have a slight majority of people saying 16-year-olds should vote in all elections, which is not the case in the rest of the UK.

Though rough-and-ready opinion polls suggest that Montenegrins who want independence have a slight majority, the country is bitterly split over the issue.Mr Djukanovic is offering Serbia a deal.

He says that female users have a slight majority over male, that the audience is largely affluent, and that 25% of its users are between 18 and 34 years old.

The current Parliament has a slight majority of conservative members.

The opposition wants an investigation controlled by Parliament, where it has a slight majority, rather than allowing the government-controlled police to handle the inquiry.

But, as the French side has a slight majority of management posts, it is unmistakably a French one too with all the strengths and weaknesses which that implies.

NGOs and analysts have warned that binding voting to registration will serve the political goals of Orbán, who today has a slight majority of support among voting age citizens, but wants to gain absolute majority in parliament by the modifications to the constitution.

Our study patients had a slight majority of men (58%%) with an equal distribution of Malay (44.6 %) and Chinese ethnicities (44.1 %), while the remaining 11.4 % were Indians.

Thirty-three condition-goal pairs did not reach consensus (19 condition-goal pairs were tied and 14 had a slight majority towards concordance) and went to the second round.

While recent opinion polls have shown a slight majority of Americans in favour of legalisation, those still wary, including parents of teens researching the price of Greyhound tickets to Denver, will surely be dismayed by the president's words.