Sentence examples for lasting minority from inspiring English sources

As constitutional expert Professor Vernon Bogdanor points out, the longest lasting minority government was Labour in 1929-31, which survived for two years and three months.

The last minority government, in 1979, survived six months.

She also defended the last minority parliament against arguments it had been ineffective.

Rednecks may compose the last minority that is still fair game for insult from almost any quarter.

The record shows that the last minority Labour government, from 1976-1979 did well enough to look like winning the election, until the winter of 1978.

They are the last minority group that it is safe for ostensibly respectable politicians to openly attack.

Muslims are one of the last minorities in the United States that it is still possible to demean openly, and I apologize for the slurs.

More generally, the way we view mental health and race has a lasting public health impact: Minority and immigrant communities in the U.S. are dramatically underserved, according to a government report (and corroborated by the American Psychological Association).

The minority with lasting complaints beyond three months further decreases with time.

She must capitalize on her Nobel Peace Prize in order to bring lasting peace to disenfranchised minorities and a diverse, divided, yet still fledgling democracy.

What we need is a "real left," Naomi Klein remarks in the Guardian, one which demonstrates true commitment toward building lasting coalitions with disadvantaged minorities.