Sentence examples for majority happy from inspiring English sources

But Cameron needs the jobs: patronage is key to keeping his tiny majority happy.

They also distinguish themselves in their assessment of their knowledgeability, with 30% considering themselves very well informed on the issue and a majority happy that it needs no more information on the subject.

Like an addict, Japan's parliament knows the only way to keep the majority happy is to keep mainlining cheap loans, without which there would be an almighty shakeout, and Sharp, Sony and Panasonic would stop being employment agencies.

Since 1991, 50,000 Russian children have found homes here, the vast majority with happy endings.

"Every school has got to make its own decision, but the vast majority are happy to have the additional piece".

GDP growth: 4.3% GDP per head: $56,940 (PPP: $55,060) Inflation: 2.2% Budget balance (% GDP): 2.3 Population: 7.9mThe majority are happy to leave politics to the royal families of the seven emirates, although a less compliant minority is discouraged by a range of repressive methods.

Remarkably large numbers of people were eager to experience the same stories twice (or more), and if some may have had a preference for Potter in prose over Potter in pictures or vice versa, it seems safe to conclude that the majority was happy to have both.

For the truth is, of course, the exact opposite of what Dr. Adenauer asserted it to be when he said that only "a relatively small percentage" of Germans had been Nazis, and that "a great majority were happy to help their Jewish fellow-citizens when they could".

During a long and bitter battle most people left for new housing – with the mayor of Rio, Eduardo Paes, claiming the majority were happy to do so – but a rump of around 20 remained long enough to be granted permission to stay.

I asked a few (12 to be exact – a mixture of friends of friends and members of Young Republican groups), and the majority seemed happy to agree that they dressed in a more formal, preppy and uniform way than peers of other political persuasions.

But whenever I do search for disgruntled manufacturers or exporters unhappy about a planned EU directive standardising their product, I often find that the majority are happy that there are Europe-wide rules, so they don't have to have legal teams and paperwork to meet 27 different national standards.