Sentence examples for minority using from inspiring English sources
Many Sunni Arabs saw his sentence as evidence that Shia and Kurdish officials are persecuting their once-dominant minority, using their influence over the judiciary.
At present, an obstreperous minority, using a procedure known as a filibuster, can put a stop to almost any measure unless overridden by 60 of the 100 senators and that is just the most effective of many time-wasting tactics.
Less than 10%% of UK critical care units follow a local HIV testing policy and the minority using UKNG report poor compliance3.
A wily man, President Nixon knew that one of the best ways to gain political support was to turn the majority of voters against the minority using fear, false narrative, and the idea of moral or cultural inferiority.
Mr. Putin and the Moscow media had capitalized on the existence of that minority, using it to demonize all of western Ukraine as one big goose-stepping Nazi fest and justify their takeover of Crimea and support for separatists in eastern Ukraine by calling it an anti-Nazi crusade.
Hazardous and harmful drinking were strongly associated with the use of other substances, and there is quite clearly a minority using multiple inter-related substances.
Patients who consented, but did not participate in the baseline interview were more likely to have received anti-anxiety medications (OR: 2.58, p < 0.01), and were more likely to be minorities using US census categories (OR: 2.02, p < 0.01).
The minority, he says, will always be insecure especially if that minority used to rule India.
"Being the minority used to mean that you shared a lot of interests, like a minority shareholder," says Tom Davis, a former Republican congressman.
Criticizing the Republican bill as a sham, a hoax, bad medicine and a risky scheme that would "privatize" Medicare, the Democratic minority used a variety of parliamentary and procedural tactics to delay the work of the House.
Mr. Bakarinov estimated that 160,000 Berliners bought boxes by the Aug. 3 switchover -- indicating that only a minority used the end-of-analog transition as an excuse to sign up for cable or satellite.
