Sentence examples for majority of travellers from inspiring English sources

Three percent of those surveyed take their pets along.When travelling solo as Gulliver vows to do henceforth the majority of travellers put their non-working time to good use.

"The vast majority of travellers say they prefer this technology to alternative screening measures".

The vast majority of travellers to Palestine visit over Christmas, when Bethlehem sees thousands of visitors for Midnight Mass.

But the officials responsible should remember that the vast majority of travellers don't have ill intent and do their best to limit the negative impacts of necessary changes.

German says this generally filters out the biggest users, the majority of travellers are respectful and he loves his job, but he has still seen his fair share of problems over the years.

"Like the rest of the population, the majority of Travellers are law-abiding citizens, and they should have the same chance of having a safe place to live and bring up their children".

We acknowledge that the number of infected travellers was relatively small at 30 but the probability is only 0.005 (0.5%) that the prevalence of fever among the population of infected travellers arriving from Australia into Christchurch at this time was greater than 18%; in other words the vast majority of infected travellers in this population were afebrile.

A big majority of business travellers, I would hazard a guess, now check-in online or, if we are flying at short notice, at least use automated machines at the airport.

Cyrillic signs, like those found in Russian-speaking countries and some Balkans nations, will almost inevitably bewilder the vast majority of world travellers, as will traditional Chinese and Japanese pictograms.

Europeans represent the majority of international travellers and clinicians encountering returned patients have an essential role in recognizing, and communicating travel-associated public health risks.

In 2008, Europeans continued to represent the majority of international travellers (n = 508.7 million, 55.2%) and Europe remained the world's largest destination region (n = 489.4 million, 53%) despite suffering an overall stagnation in arrivals as compared to 2007 (+0.3%) [ 1].