Sentence examples for host the majority from inspiring English sources
"What we hear increasingly from those countries who are hosting and always will host the majority of refugees is they say, 'If the US won't, why should we?'" Ash said.
She says that often there are a small number of venues that host the majority of gigs.
The Arlecchino and Jolly movie houses, as well as the city's rep cinema, the Lumière in the Piazzetta Pasolini, host the majority of the screenings during the day.
Local residents of the suburbs that host the majority of stonewall trees registered stronger commitment than non-local residents.
In other words, pastoralists and other landholders host the majority of Kenya's wildlife populations, sustaining the key asset in the national tourism industry (Norton-Griffiths 2007).
Urban regions, which now host the majority of the world's population, resemble a linear metabolism: importing most of their raw materials, food, and energy, and using these resources in an inefficient manner resulting in waste outflows.
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With over 24,000 inhabitants, Mahama hosts the majority of Burundians who have fled to Rwanda.
Football is still among the favourites to win the contract to move into the ground which hosted the majority of the track and field athletics events during the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics, as well as the opening and closing ceremonies.
After spending a large chunk of their history at Barnet's Bramley Road, followed by a brief spell at Enfield FC, Saracens have spent the past 15 years hosting the majority of their fixtures at the home of Championship football side Watford.
The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, for example, recently counted more than 220 companies, government laboratories, research institutions, universities, and policy centers involved in synthetic biology in the United States, with California, Massachusetts, New York, and Texas hosting the majority of these.
