Sentence examples for terms the majority from inspiring English sources

"Having once granted the right to vote on equal terms," the majority wrote, "the State may not, by later arbitrary and disparate treatment, value one person's vote over that of another".

In simple terms, the majority in Lochner turned the Fourteenth Amendment, which was enacted to protect the rights of newly freed slaves, into a mechanism to advance the interest of business owners.

Robert B. Milroy, a Guernsey-based financial advisor, puts the offshore advantage this way: "In general terms, the majority of offshore funds have a greater degree of flexibility with respect to their investment policy than onshore funds, and hence the potential for greater returns and the ability to create a more risk-diversified portfolio".

In the biological process class (second level GO terms), the majority of the GO terms were grouped into cellular (42.7%) and metabolic (45.2%) processes.

Among molecular function terms, the majority of transcripts was annotated with 'binding' (GO: 0005488; 46%) and 'catalytic activity' (GO: 0003824; 43%).

However, when inpatient expenditure (hospitalizations) was accounted for, the 65+ age group patients generated in absolute terms the majority of the BMI related health care costs.

At 10 hr (i.e., 4 hr postexposure), down-regulated genes were enriched for 13 GO terms, the majority of which were again associated with cell cycle (Supporting Information Table S2C), while the rest were related to steroid metabolism.

Among the differentially transcribed unigenes with assigned GO terms, the majority were classified as molecular functions 86-933%) or biological processes 81-822%), with fewer as cellular components (61-64%) (Table 1).