Sentence examples for represented a majority of from inspiring English sources

She declined to say if her union represented a majority of workers at either Amazon facility.

In fact, they represented a majority of citizens who wished not only to free religion from government interference but government from religious interference.

Those voters elected more than half of all House Republicans in 2012 — the first time that Southerners have represented a majority of the House Republican Caucus.

Hasidic leaders said that blacks had as much access to the policy board as they did and that blacks represented a majority of the planning board.

The anti-Buchanan forces contended that they represented a majority of the party's original 11-member executive committee and had proof that, as part of the primary balloting process, Mr. Buchanan violated party rules by sending ballots to ineligible voters.

§ 1.38 cmt. 3 (commentary indicating that if a company has two principal operating divisions and one will remain following the asset sale, "there should normally be no doubt concerning the significance of the remaining division, even if the division to be sold represented a majority of the corporation's operating assets").

The majority of the representatives should also represent a majority of the people, and the legislative body should be so constructed, that every law affecting property, should have the consent of those who hold a majority of the property.

Our more modest aim here was simply to represent a majority of the probable major lineages of Ditrysia.

Klein's energy would be better spent fighting for a truly representative democracy, rather than dismissing protestors who represent a majority of their own state's people.

Latinos represent a majority of Texas public school students.

Digital camera owners represent a majority of that group, said Lia Schubert, an InfoTrends research analyst.