Sentence examples for majority may come from inspiring English sources
Judiciary The most contentious fights with the new Democratic majority may come on judicial nominations.
Kevin Starr, a historian, has suggested that the 20th-century white majority may come to be seen as an historical aberration.In truth, the state is at root neither Hispanic nor white.
One day, perhaps, a majority of Israelis may come to believe that the least bad form of protection against this situation is a clean break.
Meanwhile, Mr. Sharon's seeming majority in the cabinet may come at the cost of losing the one he has in Parliament.
With the governing coalition almost 30 votes short of the required three-fifths majority, Syriza's moment may come at that point.
Bon Jovi's interest in owning a majority share football team may come as no surprise since the frontman almost bought a stake in the Atlanta Falcons, but ultimately passed on the opportunity becuase of the NFL lockout.
These things may come naturally to some people but for the majority of us, it doesn't.
One key test may come this week, as AltaVista, the Internet portal in which CMGI has a majority stake, is expected to go public.
