Sentence examples for large majority of which from inspiring English sources
Other eggs laid by queen bees are fertilized and develop into females, the large majority of which are workers.
The Prime Minister, meanwhile, has received a staggering 80,000 ratings – a large majority of which have been negative.
The decision spawned some 40 letters to the editor, Mr. Sanchez said, a large majority of which objected to the columnist's removal.
Flynn creates the most bizarre, complex characters (a large majority of which seem to have escaped from asylums for the mentally insane) that bounce off the page and seem so scarily real.
Last year, the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority, BaFin, conducted 166 investigations, a "large majority" of which involved companies on the First Quotation Board, according to Regina Schierhorn, the head of market manipulation at BaFin.
A repeat injection was performed in more than half the patients who had an initial improvement, a large majority of which continued to report a benefit from treatment.
They also said the law was true to the spirit of Supreme Court rulings because it would permit a large majority of abortions, which already occur before 12 weeks, to proceed and would encourage pregnant women and doctors to seek earlier, "safer and more humane abortions".
These changes contrast with the large majority of transcripts which show little change in TE.
Overweight and obesity are found at some step of the metabolic syndrome in a large majority of subjects, which represents a main bias for interpreting the "mechanistic" evolution of metabolic syndrome and its links with cardiovascular complications.
So unlike the large majority of its rivals, which are called on largely to perform the duties of a minivan, but with more attitude and four-wheel-drive traction, any new Jeep must be seriously competent in mud, over boulders and through desert sand.
These geochemical surface prospecting methods are not applicable to the large majority of petroleum reservoirs, which do not have leakage to the surface.
