Sentence examples for majority of organised from inspiring English sources

"The majority of organised groups, and especially young people, come for the Holocaust and only the Holocaust.

One such setting is community sport, where the majority of organised sports participation in Australia takes place (Finch et al. [1999]; Australian Bureau of Statistics [2012]).

The majority of inmates organising the banned contraband wouldn't use the drugs they make all their money off, so they just exchange and capitalise.

There was little chance of organised opposition.

Large-scale institutions in the West including both those required to implement public health measures and those in which the majority of people work are organised via neo-liberal processes which are not all conducive to the types of social relatedness which the social capital debate seeks to explore.

Attacks range from petty theft by unemployed fishermen and opportunistic criminals the great majority of incidents to highly organised, gang-operated hijacking.Although there is growing competition from the seas that wash Bangladesh and India, the favourite pirate zone remains Indonesia's waters and in particular the Malacca Strait, which altogether account for over 40% of the reported attacks.

President of organising committee Prof. Dr. Maria Cristina D. Mansur.

Two distinct ways of organising monitoring activities were described.

There are different ways of organising healthcare in other countries.

The financial incentives allowed for new way of organising.

"We target our investigations on the highest risk areas and the vast majority of tobacco fraud involves organised criminal gangs.