Sentence examples for in terms of majority from inspiring English sources

They could get close to the C&N result in terms of swing, I guess, but not in terms of majority.

In my view it is certainly unwise to try to decontextualize this Québécois view of interculturalism by moving this debate to Europe in terms of majority and minority communicative trends, as Modood, (2014) has recently proposed.

Only two animals changed their preferences across time (FER, FOZ) and they did so against the predominant group preference in terms of majority of animals or the number of successful actions.

"I completely understand [the university's] position in terms of the majority of their funding being completely slashed away, but I definitely think it will play a role in the way students choose their university," she said.

A Representative Proteome is the proteome that can best represent all the proteomes in its group in terms of the majority of the sequence space and information.

The final assigned score on each dimension was established by consensus in terms of the majority.

In terms of employment, majority were peasant farmers at 1917 (80%) with only 32 (1.3%) employed as salary earners.> -wrap-foot> Key: §Adjusted for sex and age.

Comparisons across columns (within rows) in Table 1 indicated that veterans had significant mortality risk advantages over non-veterans in terms of age, majority status, education, income, wealth, self-rated health, ADLs, IADLs, cognitive status, depressive symptoms, and subsequent hospitalization for ACSCs.

"It's another sign that New Jersey is on a similar path to California, in terms of becoming majority-minority".

The SNP has taken some of the safest constituencies in the UK in terms of 2010 majorities.

For him, the central feature of IC is that it frames the question of diversity in terms of a majority-minority duality, not the plurality characteristic of multiculturalism (Bouchard, 2011, pp. 441 445), and within this duality, there must be a clear, albeit non-legal, precedence.