Sentence examples for majority are either from inspiring English sources

"The vast majority are either nonpolitical or support the other party pretty strongly," Mr. Maffei said.

A majority are either new members of NATO or aspirants to membership.

With a mean score of 48, a majority are either 70 or above, or 30 or below.

Not only are most of the people innocent, but a vast majority are either black or Hispanic.

The vast majority are either unpublished or appeared in reports for the IWC, not journals that peer review papers before publishing them.

The branches being closed by Santander are on high streets where the bank already has three outlets, and the majority are either former Alliance & Leicester or Bradford & Bingley branches rebranded with the Santander logo.

Of these, a slight majority were either noncompliant with guidelines or plainly inappropriate.

This suggests that the majority is either being disingenuous about how broad its ruling is or is blind to its own logic.

"There were a few people presenting who were independent, but the large majority were either people from the industry or financed by them".

The five Congressional seats from Long Island have moved from the majority being either oppositional to labor, or weakly supportive, to being overwhelmingly pro-labor.

Remarkably, none of the teachers observed in recent Ofsted reports in the borough has been rated as "inadequate", while the majority were either good or outstanding.