Sentence examples for massive majority of from inspiring English sources

All sorts of sessions here have peppered with references to inequality and injustice, to the massive majority of the world's people who do not earn the sort of perks and salaries and security enjoyed by Davos delegates.

"Unions now representing a massive majority of public sector trade unionists are not accepting what is on offer," says Serwotka, pointing to the Unison health vote and an upcoming GMB poll on health pensions, where the recommendation is to reject.

It is for them, as well as for the massive majority of our citizens who support the present legislation, that we must do what we can to make our voices heard loud and clear.

"But I think one of the hopeful things that we've seen has been a clear, unambiguous, massive majority of people saying that this is unacceptable and it has to stop".

I'd been looking forward to seeing the new film Liran has produced, about other protagonists in the agony of Israel and Palestine, a settler family in Hebron, one of a religious Jewish minority sticking it out among a massive majority of Palestinians.

In 2010, Labour had a massive majority of 15,942.

So in 1921, they handed a massive majority to the United Farmers of Alberta, a co-operative group that had decided to turn itself into a political party to set up a government by farmers, for farmers.

So in 1921, they handed a massive majority to the United Farmers of Alberta, a cooperative group that had decided to turn itself into a political party to set up a government by farmers, for farmers.

The general elections of November 1919 resulted in a massive majority for the right-wing coalition called the Bloc National.

If the expression "ordinary person" applied to anyone - and assuredly, except in the most reductive of statistical senses, it does not: the rule everywhere is individuality, and wonderfully so - you could get few gamblers to bet against a world-wide poll showing a massive majority in favour of the following (very meaningful) abstractions: peace, stability, justice.

Elsewhere, Labour held Bootle, with Sefton council leader Peter Down becoming MP and winning a massive majority with 33,619 of the votes.