Sentence examples for older majority from inspiring English sources

It's safe to assume the quieter (and older) majority reacted with thoughts and feelings far more complex and dignified than a collegian squealing, as one of Geraldo's kids did, "It's awesome, finally the guy's dead!" The media error of substituting a photogenic minority for a less-photogenic multitude is common.

"It's no secret the Senate's old majority was the primary barrier to reforming our drug laws," he said.

"This is a new political framework, the old majority cannot pretend to be what it stopped being," he said.

This new minority mass poverty, so much more isolated and hopeless than the old majority poverty, shows signs of becoming chronic.

Republican senators and county chairmen openly voiced fears that his weakness at the top of the ticket could cost the party its decade-old majority in both houses of the Legislature this November.

Tomorrow came more quickly for gay rights than anyone could have imagined, but the controversies at World Vision and Mozilla suggest that neither the old majority nor the new one has discerned how to confront the fierceness of that urgency.

As much as the Clintons depended on an old majority, Obama could be handing Democrats the new majority.

The crisis, quite simply, is this: We aren't yet moving fast enough to educate the "minorities" who will soon make up a "new majority" of our children nearly as well as we educate the old majority.

And, as the digital natives grow older, the majority will increase.

In the age-group 60 years and older the majority were women.

More than half of the patients were 80 years or older, the majority with lumbar vertebral fractures, most of them caused by falls at the same level.