Sentence examples for majority has produced from inspiring English sources

Mr. Trimble is the most moderate leader Ulster's Protestant majority has produced.

FOR those who like to accuse Congress of capitulating to George Bush too readily, the Democratic majority has produced a few good counter-examples.

He once compared Tom Daschle, then the Democratic Senate leader, to a "rabid dog," and was one of a group of Republican senators who in 2002 called a press conference featuring a pack of bloodhounds to "sniff out" any legislation that the Democratic majority had produced.

This strategy has also involved attempts to recruit from India's large non-Kashmiri Muslim population, a small minority of which has been radicalized by the country's longstanding religious conflict between Muslims and a Hindu majority that has produced its own fringe, radical Hindu vigilantes.

His near-majority victory has produced high hopes for a stable government, accompanied by a healthy bounce in the stock market and in investor confidence.

Increasing inequality and an antiquated voting system, which has produced a majority government with the support of fewer than one in four registered voters, add to a growing discontent.

Greg Challis and his co-workers pioneered one of the most successful and widely used approaches in their studies of Streptomyces coelicolor, the first fully sequenced member of the bacterial group that has produced the majority of useful therapeutic agents.

But it is legitimate to hold Republicans and particularly their most virulent supporters in the media responsible for the gale of anger that has produced the vast majority of these threats, setting the nation on edge.

The way the electoral vote is being used has produced a Silenced Majority.

"it is legitimate to hold Republicans and particularly their most virulent supporters in the media responsible for the gale of anger that has produced a vast majority of these death threats".

The chavista majority in the legislature has appointed an expanded and avowedly "revolutionary"—supreme court, which in turn has named a new electoral authority, with a 4-1 pro-government majority.These developments have produced differing reactions across the Americas.