Sentence examples for stronger majorities from inspiring English sources

She said stronger majorities in the House and Senate should "increase bipartisanship, civility and fiscal responsibility".

"But we need a Democratic president, and we need stronger majorities in the House and Senate".

In the Thatcher decade, Labour returned stronger and stronger majorities, eventually winning 50 of Scotland's 72 seats.

What obstacles to real change would remain with a Democratic president and a stronger majority in Congress?

The stronger majority enabled Republicans to beat back Democratic amendments that had doomed the measure in the past.

President Obama had strong majorities in Congress after the 2008 election.

Strong majorities supported the measure across all ethnic groups, educational and income levels, and age groups.

And strong majorities are against the Republican strategy of cutting off money.

But the current electoral law makes it difficult for strong majorities to emerge.

It was portrayed as a symbol of progress, and public opinion polls found strong majorities in favor.

There was once a time when the Supreme Court sought to decide hard cases only with strong majorities.