Sentence examples for it would be a majority from inspiring English sources

Asked if it would be a majority, he did not answer.

"It's not all of them," he added, "but it would be a majority".

Asked how much support it would have among Republicans, he said, "Substantial". Asked if it would be a majority, he did not answer.

He declined to predict the result of a vote but said it would be a "substantial majority" in favor.

Think about it: There are 9-year-olds today just coming into consciousness for whom the idea that marriage equality was once a minority position will seem as incredible an abstraction as it would have seemed in 2004 that, 10 years later, it would be a growing majority consensus.

And there would be a majority for it in parliament if she took that course.

It was not anticipated, within that planning, that there would be a majority Conservative administration.

Given that reluctant governments elsewhere have forbidden gay pride demonstrations on public safety grounds (for instance, in Russia), this was a step forward.But on May 16th Patriach Ilia II, head of the Georgian Church, called for the rally to be cancelled, claiming it would be "a violation of majority's rights and as an insult to their traditions, religion and… way of thinking".

The Liberal Democrat leader, Tim Farron, welcomed the announcement but said it would be a mistake if the majority of children ended up coming from the Syrian border camps.

It would be a mistake to think that a majority of the Legislature wants to vote to grow government faster than its self-imposed limit.

"It would be a political mistake for the majority party to be seen as thwarting the clear will of the people, that Congress admonish the President," said Representative Rick Boucher, a Virginia Democrat on the Judiciary Committee.