If I could have my way (and I would venture to guess, the majority of Americans' way as well), the national focus would be on creating jobs, not reducing the debt.
"The majority of the way our consumer was reacting was very positive".
"If they can fully exploit the potential of that tax business, you're a majority of the way home," said Henry Berghoef, co-manager of the Oakmark Select mutual fund.
A significant majority of 58 percent (way more than it takes to be elected to any public office, and almost enough to kill a Senate filibuster) say that gay men and lesbians should have the right to marry.
Still, Libin says that bots will make up a majority of the way people interact with technology.
He followed the route the tour party took into the camp, walking the majority of the way round on his own, before catching up with his parents.
The majority of one-way sensitivity analyses did not substantially impact the ICERs compared to the base case analyses.
Linezolid was a more cost-effective treatment option in the majority of one-way sensitivity analyses (vancomycin was cost-effective only under two scenarios: low ICU stay and high vancomycin efficacy rate) and under varying WTP thresholds in PSA.
With respect to their effects on disability, SRH and QoL, the majority of two-way interactions between condition groups were not statistically significant, and estimates of effects were small in magnitude, suggesting that most conditions affect the health-related outcomes we examined independently of each other.
The election might have been fiddled – perhaps in a 'my dick's very big, I've got a huge majority' kind of way – but even without that, if it happened or not, the president won fair and square on the day".
The parkway sold a majority of its right-of-way in the 1920s, but the proposed parkway met strong opposition from the village of Bronxville and Yonkers.
