Sentence examples for majority of minorities from inspiring English sources

From 2005 to 2006 alone, eight other mostly less-populous counties shifted to a majority of minorities, the Census Bureau said.

Although Protestants continue to be a majority, they are perhaps best thought of as a "majority of minorities," in that the Protestant community comprises a mosaic of distinct denominations that vary enormously in size.

Today if Maria, her brother Bernardo and his girlfriend, Anita, were magically airlifted out of their 1957 lives of chewed-up brick and fire escapes into modern-day New York, among the many astonishing wonders awaiting them would be bilingual public schools, a Puerto Rican Day Parade on Fifth Avenue and a city with a majority of minorities.

Then it struck me: The next bridge is America's transition from a majority white nation to a majority of minorities.

Francys Johnson, president of the Georgia NAACP, said that with a "new majority of minorities" in Gwinnett County, those in power want to "hold on to power".

And many other white Americans will be voting positively for a country that is becoming a majority of minorities and are with a new generation.

But we did not find any significant results that the inclusion of a majority-of-minority condition resulted in higher premiums.

Chancellor Leo E. Strine, Jr. held in In re MFW Shareholders Litigation that approval of a going-private transaction by both a committee of independent directors and a majority-of-minority condition would result in the lower business judgment standard of review and that Delaware courts would not review the transaction for fairness.

The Southeastern Conference, which includes universities in the South like Mississippi, Alabama and South Carolina, is the only one of the six major Bowl Championship Series conferences that will have a majority of minority coaches next season in men's basketball when the league expands to 14 teams by adding Texas A&M and Missouri.

Nowhere near a majority of minority members profit from racial or ethnic preferences.

"We are on our way to having a majority of minority students in U.S. schools," Mr. Frey said.