Sentence examples for most democracies has from inspiring English sources

Since 1980, the share of the state's income from the wealth produced in most democracies has increased significantly.

Most democracies have none.

Most democracies have no military officers in cabinet-level positions at all.

It responds to the sense of powerlessness which people in most democracies have begun to feel.

Most democracies have pulled off the remarkable feat of creating in the universities a class of tenured academics whose salaries are paid by the state but who are free, and often inclined, to savage the hand that feeds them.

Pakistan, like most fledgling democracies, has not been very kind to its prime ministers.

The United States, like most advanced democracies, has historically kept a relatively clear line between the civilian command that gives orders and the military that follows them.

The military coup that toppled President Amadou Toumani Touré on 23 March and kissed goodbye to one of Africa's most lauded democracies has left the capital, Bamako, fearful and economically depressed.

Whereas Pasok in its early days spoke the language of third-world radicalism, New Democracy was pro-business and pro-western from the start.But the ideological climate in most western democracies has shifted a long way towards the free market in the past three decades.

Even as we have fought to remove those sorts of restrictions, representative government, which has become the norm in most modern democracies, has degenerated into a way for elites to maintain control over the "democratic" process, because it is the elites – or those willing to represent the interests of elites – who are most likely to have the time and resources to ensure they are elected.

Most modern democracies have elections of similar length, with a couple of months of heavy campaigning.