Sentence examples similar to mean majority of from inspiring English sources

A principal can probably not turn down anything that's signed by over half of the schools population, because that means majority of parents and students agree with you.

Depending on turnout, that should mean a majority of around 7,000 votes, based on 2010 figures.

The move will mean the majority of lodger landlords will avoid paying tax altogether.

But that doesn't mean the majority of us have nothing at all.

But that does not mean a majority of voters will decide to leave.

Readings above zero mean a majority of manufacturers reported an improvement in business.

Traditions around menstruation mean the majority of Nepali girls miss days of school.

Cuts to legal aid mean the majority of defendants now appear unrepresented.

Traditional views about menstruation mean the majority of Nepali girls are prevented from going to school.

"The victory doesn't mean the majority of Taiwanese support Taiwan independence".

"The rules mean the majority of savers will have no tax to pay on any interest earned".