Sentence examples for majority thinking from inspiring English sources

Retirement is the #1 financial worry with 65% of Americans worried about it and a majority thinking about it 4 times per week.

Whether Brito's recent pronouncements of loyalty represent the majority thinking of the officer corps only time will tell.

The Panel strongly agreed that 'short course' radiotherapy, such as 40 Gy in 15 or 42.5 Gy in 16 fractions, could be offered as a standard for at least some patients, with a slim majority thinking that this would be suitable for almost all patients.

I know the majority, not thinking of the "big picture" does watch it and it adds fuel to the fire.

"I hear people talking on my job, 'Why didn't he retire and do something else?' " said Firefighter Daniel McCarthy, 54. "The majority are thinking they're going to work 20 years and get out.

Even now, majority is thinking that India is behind that attack and a host of other TTP activities.

The 35-page, few-holds-barred dissent to the Hobby Lobby ruling penned by Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg contains many strong attacks on the majority's thinking.

Of course, the reaction of Something called Honey Boo Boo Child was mild next to the disgust of Lunchables, who was in the majority in thinking that the play quite clearly resulted in Lime Green Randy Moss throwbacks as opposed to turtles.

Forty-seven percent of the sample was nicotine dependent, and the majority was thinking about quitting smoking--only 15% were in pre-contemplation, 22% were in contemplation and 63% were in preparation.

A Pew Research Center survey in June found a bare 51percentt majority of voters thinking Bush and Gore took different positions.

She said a prime minister with a one-seat majority "will be thinking about legacy – while Labor will want the legacy of same-sex marriage under their belt – the prime minister would want it as well".