Sentence examples for minority of new from inspiring English sources

The discards reaffirmed his belief that only a small minority of New Yorkers know how to operate an umbrella during a storm.

There is more freedom of expression, and the years of post-Communist development have produced a minority of new Russians who are not willing to live by the old norms of fear and quiescence.

But the two-door option, adopted in a minority of new residential projects, is not in keeping with Mr. de Blasio's liberal political stance, and officials are looking to change a range of housing codes and programs to prohibit them.

While it could only have received a minority of new slots under EU rules, Walsh said that by the time a runway was built, "slot allocation rules will have to be determined" and government "will have more flexibility".

So the prospect that a sizeable minority of new MEPs will be willing to defend Vladimir Putin during debates in the next European Parliament will have officials in Moscow smiling with satisfaction.

Only a minority of new drone operators are likely to join a local model aircraft club or take a lesson as the FAA would like them to do, but in my experience, you should at least watch all the manufacturer's instructional videos before you head out for the first time.

A significant minority of new-wave British breweries are run, not by hapless beer enthusiasts, but by ambitious business people.

This does not always seem to be the case for the minority populations of New Caledonia, however.

"Our worry is there is still a minority — 20percentt — of new cases where we haven't heard of these people before," he said.

This suggests that the Republicans were right, up to a point.However, only a minority of the new jobs were filled by people moving off unemployment benefit.

He said only a minority of the new current account customers joining TSB were making use of the industry service; he put the proportion at "materially below 50%".