Sentence examples for majority of class from inspiring English sources

But the vast majority of class actions produce little compensation, and most corporate officials view them as a "cost of doing business," not a badge of dishonor.

The majority of Class III devices submitted for F.D.A. consideration — hundreds each year — are variants on products like standard pacemakers that were already in the market when the main law covering devices was passed by Congress in 1976.

The stock split is subject to approval by a majority of class B shareholders, who will vote on a proposed increase in the number of authorized shares of both classes at a meeting on June 16.

But there was an added blow: she discovered he had a scheme to pay her off and take ownership of The Post, in which he already had controlling interest because her father had given him the majority of Class A shares.

"It is the height of hypocrisy for the parties to defend a settlement that offers nothing for CTE to the vast majority of class members by arguing that those claims could not prevail at trial because the science is too new," lawyer John Pentz wrote for the objecting players.

Although the majority of class 2 mutations are localized to the non-contacting kink region or flexible C-terminal region, mutations of I533 and P534 are also reported to cause polycythemia in the absence of neuroendocrine tumor development (Fig. 1b, Supplementary Data 1).

There are twelve nonfamily-related members on the board, but the Bancrofts retain a majority of class-B shares, which have a ten-to-one voting power over class-A shares.

It can identify a majority of classes deemed important.

Another piece of advice: ask if the majority of classes are taught by teaching assistants, or if professors are available when you need them, she said.

In 2005 American Ballet Theater began a relationship with Long Island University, in which a majority of classes are held in the company's Manhattan studios; as in LEAP, students must fulfill general academic requirements outside the program to graduate.

The strikes halted planes, trains, subways and buses across the country, canceled a vast majority of classes in schools and universities, cut services at hospitals and prevented most newspaper distribution and mail delivery.