Sentence examples for majority would like from inspiring English sources

A majority would like to send more to the beleaguered island if they could.

But, since a declaration of independence might provoke a Chinese invasion, the vast majority would like to prolong Taiwan's current, peculiar status of de facto independence.

Philippe Biyoya, a politics professor at Kinshasa University, said: "A large majority would like to see change but not the elites.

"About two-thirds of voters have heard or read a great deal or some about the issue, and the vast majority would like to see the Legislature pass the minimum wage increase before session ends next month".

Based on his information from Marines, he said, "I can tell you that an overwhelming majority would like not to be roomed with a person who is openly homosexual".

According to a new survey by the University of Minnesota's Opinion Research Institute, the American people hold the nation's billionaires in lower esteem than ever before, and a majority would like to see new laws enacted to deport them.

Stan Kroenke, the club's majority shareholder, would like to retain Wenger beyond the end of this season and why not?

Having admitted that multiculturalists like myself have not engaged much with the concept of he majority, I would like to do two things here.

"I understand that the Majority Leader would like to have a vote on the House-passed Ryan budget and we will," McConnell said, in a prepared statement.

That is simply not an option next year, unless Democrats are tired of being in the majority and would like to hand Congress over to the opposition on a plate.

"The majority of people would like to make fun of Galvão," Mr. Memoria, 32, said.