Sentence examples for majority may condemn from inspiring English sources

Yes, the so-called guardians of the moral majority may condemn them: you know what Billy Joel fans are like, they're just crazy kids, living for thrills with no thought of tomorrow, in an out-of-control teenage world where pleasure is the only aim.

"The vast majority of Arabs and Muslims may condemn Sept. 11, but they continue to make disingenuous distinctions between these acts of terror," he said.

It was -- and remains -- the only state in which a simple majority of the jury is enough to recommend a death sentence, meaning that the judge may condemn a defendant to death after a 7-5 recommendation by the jury (Diaz was given a death sentence on an 8-4 vote).

Mr Galí frets that this may condemn the country to a protracted slump.

The faithful may tolerate them but not produce them; they may condemn them verbally; or they may destroy them.

But Darfur's other main rebel groups are not involved in peace talks, which may condemn any agreement to failure.

It is a way, then, to avoid the confinement and segregation of people, which may condemn them to a timeless social exclusion.

Continuing would make him a criminal and a sinner, while stopping may condemn women to death.

Critics may condemn Kaepernick, but his protest has created discussions that we would otherwise not have.

We may condemn rioting, but think about what's at stake.

Two untouchables in the health care reform debate may condemn it to failure.