Sentence examples for majority dominant from inspiring English sources

The Saudi monarchy has always believed that it takes an iron fist to hold together the three main religious and ethnic groups that comprise Iraq, a Shiite Muslim majority dominant in the south, a Sunni Muslim minority that has ruled from Baghdad and a Kurdish minority in the north known for rebellion and its aspirations for an independent Kurdish state.

The problem is that when a member of the majority dominant group holds position – whether it is who gets that job, or who gets that promotion or who gets that place at Oxbridge – it is always said to be on the basis of merit.

With Gladstone's Liberal majority dominant in the Commons, Disraeli could do little but protest as the government advanced legislation.

Without a big majority, a dominant party like the DPJ can easily get bogged down in parliament.

He helped the new governor advance his agenda in the Assembly by pressuring moderate and conservative Democrats to break with the Democratic majority's dominant liberal wing.

The majority of dominant modifiers identified in the screen suppressed the Zfrp8 null/+ lymph gland overgrowth.

Although the Random Forest algorithm is very suited for classifying ~omics datasets, like many classification algorithms, it has a bias towards majority classes (dominant phenotypes) [ 7, 20].

The majority of dominant SCN4A causative mutations in periodic paralysis with myotonia have been found in the pore forming segments S5 S6 or the voltage sensor segment S4 of Nav1.4.

Compared to developed countries, where direct taxes account for the majority, the dominant part of general taxes are the indirect taxes in China, which is a pro-rich policy so that the better-off can transfer the tax burden to the poor: in 2010, the value-added tax (VAT), sales tax, and excise tax on specific goods such as alcohol, tobacco, gasoline accounted for 52.35% [ 45].

African majorities are dominant in Northern Rhodesia, and Nyasaland, white supremacists in Southern Rhodesia.

"I think he's more Madison than Madison, because I do think Madison, to some degree, views the utility of competing interests as exactly that: competing, and through their competition they will weaken the drive of anyone for dominant majority status, oppressive majority status.