Sentence examples for majority dropped to from inspiring English sources

In 1988 Diouf's presidential majority dropped to 73 percent, and the PDS won 17 of the 120 parliamentary seats.

They were wrong — the "moving" majority dropped to a minority.

The white electorate, while still a majority, dropped to 72% of the country as a whole, down from 74% four years ago, and 77% eight years ago.

In 2002, the percentage of black students attending majority-white schools had dropped to 81%, and 0.2% of black children attended the apartheid-like 90-100% minority schools.

At the end of January his usual Commons majority of more than 150 dropped to a nail-biting five votes, and although Lord Hutton, who was appointed by Blair, cleared the government of conscious deception while damning the BBC, his report was greeted with widespread derision.

Interestingly, the transcript accumulation for the majority of these genes also dropped to the levels of mature seeds at S3 stage.

As a result, in 2018, the percentage of majority-supported governance shareholder proposals dropped to its lowest level since 1999.

When Sassy was introduced two years ago, its candid treatment of sensitive issues like abortion and homosexuality produced a backlash as a couple of its advertisers, prodded by the Moral Majority, dropped out of the magazine.

The party's majority dropped by 500 from 2010 but its share of the vote actually increased.

Instead, the majority of songs will drop to 69 cents beginning in April, while the biggest hits and newest songs will go for $1.29.

The need for a two-thirds majority of 81 votes drops to 61 votes if two rounds pass without election of a president.