Sentence examples for majority considered from inspiring English sources

Of these 222 respondents, a large majority considered lack of information and technical assistance (64 %) as major constraints.

Some 700 ethnic Albanians from Kosovo are also in Serbian jails, a majority considered political prisoners because they were arbitrarily detained in the conflict last year in Kosovo.

In ruling that Suzuki had presented sufficient evidence to merit a trial, the Ninth Circuit majority considered only Suzuki's side of the case.

A Paris-Match poll this week showed that, although a majority considered his sentence "severe", 58% did not want him to have any future political role.

A separate survey of 64 housing associations with a turnover in excess of £50m reported that the majority considered their commercial property assets would increase by 25% by 2015.

In a survey experiment, my Princeton colleague Alan Blinder and I found that most people woefully underestimated the size of the federal deficit, although a majority considered it a serious problem.

And so the majority considers two major parts composing the Section 4 formula - the use "tests and devices" for discrimination (cause) and lower voter turnouts among minorities (effect) - outdated.

But according to a recent survey of bronies, the vast majority consider themselves to be heterosexual.

However much Americans may hate bureaucracy, polls consistently show that a majority consider themselves keen greens.

That is a pretty surprising majority, considering the dish's tremendous status-symbol appeal.

"It makes the majority consider the role of a minority in crafting legislation".