Sentence examples for indicate a majority from inspiring English sources

It's not necessarily an issue of whether we want statehood, as polls indicate a majority now do; 84 percent want to vote for our national chief executive, a majority greater than that for statehood.

For Japan and Korea the figures indicate a majority for same and increasing levels of immigration.

The age class distributions indicate a majority of young stands in Diepholz (Figure 4A), a peak at the mid-age stands in Uelzen and Oder-Spree (Figure 4B and D) and a rather balanced distribution in the Fläming region (Figure 4C).

Surveys consistently indicate a majority of North American adults support capital punishment... under the right circumstances.

So, the votes of some city council that has always hated medical marijuana and four U.S. district courts' judges who maintain the Schedule I lie that there is no such thing as "medical" in marijuana are supposed to indicate a majority of 37+ million Californians are feeling "buyer's remorse?" That doesn't seem to be reflected in the polls.

The headlines are based on two new polls -- one by Gallup and the other by George Mason and Yale universities [pdf] -- that indicate a majority of Americans still accept that climate change is occurring: 53percentt (Gallup) or 57percentt (George Mason/Yale).

But to the extent that they indicated a majority would oppose creating a school sports loophole to the First Amendment's protection against state establishment of religion, the direction is sound.

The outcome of the murder trial for the white police officer who shot dead Walter Scott, an unarmed African American, was plunged into further uncertainty on Monday morning after the jury indicated a majority were still undecided on a verdict.

Flow cytometry analysis indicated a majority of definitive cardiac cells were present at day 25 (~96% cTnT+ cells and ~91%MF20++, Fig. 1B).

A Roman Catholic group published the results of a poll that indicated a majority of people wanted to keep "marriage" for heterosexual couples.

Temperature experiences surveyed in terms of length and frequency of the warmest seasons, and the associated actual feel, indicated a majority of the respondents (> 80%) perceived an upward trend.