Sentence examples for majority may have from inspiring English sources

PAGE 29 A POLITICAL BLOW -- The Republicans' long-term plan for a permanent majority may have suffered a significant setback.

In reprieving Mr. Bush from any political embarrassment the vote totals may hold, the majority may have only postponed the governor's problem.

"The majority may have been suborned by exposure to western-driven media messages". It also worries him that it is the very few leading the very many.

Watson questioned whether the Tories' failure to secure a parliamentary majority may have led her to consider currying favour with the Murdoch press.

The Supreme Court majority may have felt, understandably, that it would be neither realistic nor wise to try to formulate and put in place a uniform standard in six days.

The increasing role of Shiite militias here is a potentially ominous barometer of the country's stability, an indication that the Shiite majority may have decided it is time, once more, to fight back against the Sunnis.

In fact, institutional changes that reduce the checks on today's governing majorities may have the paradoxical effect of moving public policy further from what a majority of voters would prefer.

Some of the big shifts since then – in particular the SNP surge in traditionally low-turnout, safe Labour seats, and the rise in Ukip support, which will reduce Conservative safe-seat majorities – may have reduced this bias, but are unlikely to have eliminated it.

Although these students may not have had access to the same resources that a majority institution may have, these students, just like students from majority institutions, arrive with a working brain and a curiosity for research and science.

These factors may explain why marginalisation is influential in predicting CVD among Sami in Norwegian dominated areas but not among Sami in the majority areas; the stronger Sami civil society in the majority area may have a protective effect with regard to stress exposure.

Although the results of the Assembly elections simply expanded an already solid Democratic majority, they may have an immediate impact on one vital issue -- the death penalty.