Sentence examples for making a majority from inspiring English sources

Both companies have recently announced partnerships with other carriers — SoftBank, a Japanese carrier, is making a majority investment in Sprint, and T-Mobile USA recently said it would acquire MetroPCS.

But its success also depended on making a majority of voters comfortable with the notion of Romney taking over as President, a threshold he has so far failed to cross.

At least five or six Republican senators are likely to vote against the president, making a majority along with the Democrats, and potentially forcing Mr. Trump to veto it.

And two other members of the City Council, in addition to Mr. Adams, who is not seeking re-election in November, said even before public testimony was taken that they planned to vote for the plan — making a majority — when it goes before them.

The mother of Mark Duggan, whose fatal shooting by police provoked the 2011 riots, has lodged a legal challenge against the judge who presided over the inquest into her son's death, which ended with a jury making a majority ruling that he was lawfully killed.

And analysts say it could be three or four years before chipmakers are making a majority of their products on 300mm equipment.

More compelling was that together the Lib Dems and Tories made a majority.

But Netanyahu's strong plurality almost certainly precludes Kahlon's feeling emboldened to make a majority for the Zionist Union.

The Cleveland Cavaliers spent the off-season tinkering with a roster that would make a majority of the N.B.A. envious.

Male artists don't own the XL artwork format, but they make a majority of the large-scale efforts.

But if 257 makes a majority, Mr. Gore, who has accumulated 267 electors without counting Florida, would become president.