Sentence examples for majority favours from inspiring English sources

That said, in all countries a majority favours keeping it.

A majority favours a tax rise as long as it weighs on upper-income earners, according to a recent poll.

Even without excluding the don't knows, a clear majority favours treating the drug equivalently to tobacco and alcohol.The data (see chart) reveal some interesting patterns.

The ambiguous balance between Scottishness and Britishness that From the Line reveals – often in the work of the same poet – is evident in opinion polls which continue to indicate that no clear majority favours either side, with significant numbers undecided.

A clear majority favoured the recognition of civil partnerships.

How can this be so, when such a huge majority favour background checks?

A majority favoured the first approach, which is what the Fed is now doing.Why?

They were assured of a majority favouring "life after death" as the alternative sentence of the court.

Among women, a majority favoured the Scarecrow (37 per cent as opposed to 36percentnt for the Tin Man).

A Harris poll in 1996 found a majority in favour of a wholesale return to selective education; an ICM poll in the same year found a majority favoured comprehensive schools.

The majority favoured keeping him and, much more significantly, the word inside the club is that McCarthy's position has never merited discussion.