Sentence examples for majority of almost from inspiring English sources
As it was, Craig Tracey held it with an improved majority of almost 3,000.
Foster has a majority of almost 12,000 and Labour finished third in the 2010 general election.
The Bath seat is likely to be a target for the Tories, although Foster leaves a healthy majority of almost 12,000.
The party, facing a Tory majority of almost 6,000, is now two percentage points in front – nine points up on its 2010 performance.
Their former MP, Lady Sylvia Hermon, romped home in her North Down constituency with a majority of almost 15,000 over her nearest rival.
Ann was defeated in Brentford and Isleworth, but Alan defied the odds to retain Feltham and Heston with a majority of almost 5,000, helped by boundary changes.
He won the Kent seat for the Tories in 2010 with a majority of about 10,000 - almost 50% of the vote.
The great majority of Australians –almost 70% of us each week – use the ABC.
The vast majority of the almost 3 million British Muslims abhor terrorism.
A majority of Indians almost certainly support the hanging in this case and probably back the death penalty in general.
"Anyone who takes watching T20 seriously knows that proper shots score the vast majority of runs (almost all of them if you class the reverse sweep as proper).
