Sentence examples for majority at that from inspiring English sources

In fact, white men are the only group that currently supports him by a majority, and a large majority at that.

We were in the majority at that point, but I still reached out to all the law-enforcement folks, and we just sat down in a room.

Despite one reviewer's glowing praise for the FreeSpaces online multiplayer over cable modems, the majority at that time were on dial-up access and roundly condemned the online multiplayer mode.

Upon repeal of Prohibition and the passage of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, the ABC issued regulations that prohibited bars and liquor stores from selling alcohol to a person under 21, which was considered the age of majority at that time.

"One, probably the majority at first, that hoped and believed that this would all blow over, and another that figured the industry and regulatory landscape had changed permanently.

Wester and Trepal [ 15] found that individuals, regardless of race, who felt they belonged to their self-identified ethnic group, were less likely to engage in self-injury unless they were a member of the majority group at that institution.

Yet with the SNP at its strongest, with 54 of Scotland's 59 Westminster MPs (two of its original 56 now sit as independents, facing police investigations into alleged financial misconduct), 115,000 members and on the cusp of a second successive overall majority at Holyrood, that manifesto will downplay the one topic which defines this nationalist party most: the quest for independence.

Mr. Shein said he had won a majority at polling places that used a new electronic counting system, but was overwhelmingly defeated in districts that counted by hand.

"We'll give Abu Amar a chance," he said, using Arafat's nom de guerre and speaking in his own way for a majority of Palestinians at that moment in time.

P.S.A. screening is already not advised for those 75 and older, because the slow-moving nature of the disease means that a vast majority of men at that age are likely to die from something other than a newly detected prostate cancer.

Assuming that the vast majority use it at that time of day, then Gilligan's figures start sounding more persuasive: if all the CS5-users I counted in the morning also used it in the opposite direction in the evening and were joined by those who hadn't used it in the morning, the evening peak total would have been 726 cyclists an hour on Cs5.