Sentence examples for majority have opened from inspiring English sources

The minds of a majority have opened over time.

Justice Antonin Scalia's barnstorming dissent — joined by Justice Clarence Thomas and Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist — accused the majority of taking "sides in the culture war" and decrying the "end of all morals legislation"; Scalia warned ominously that the majority had opened the door to "judicial imposition of homosexual marriage".

Though Mrs Kumaratunga has apparently consolidated her support among the Sinhalese majority, a gulf may have opened between her and the Tamils.

"The vast majority of people my age who have started a business have opened a small bar," says Foster.

The election commission said the majority of polls had opened but voting would be delayed until Oct. 28 in four of Kenya's 47 counties - all in the opposition-supporting west - due to "security challenges".

But the current outpouring of harassment stories in the entertainment industry and strong evidence the majority of these stories are true has opened a floodgate of discovery in the other direction.

However, managers in central districts, which was where the majority of new, privately owned PHCCs had opened, considered it stressful and difficult to handle a new situation with noticeable competition.

While a few U.S.-listed Chinese companies, including Suntech Power, are on Twitter, the vast majority haven't even opened an account.

But the vast majority have remained open, even with up to one-third of the students and many of their teachers absent.

Although the vast majority of survey respondents now have open access echocardiography, NICE guidelines now discourage this and suggest referral for specialist assessment for diagnosis and management.

For the past four years, Thailand has been caught up in a series of confrontations as social and economic fissures between an entrenched elite and a traditionally passive poor majority have come into the open.