Sentence examples for the majority moved from inspiring English sources

In Williams v. Illinois, the majority moved to limit the protection of the Sixth Amendment's confrontation clause, which guarantees criminal defendants the right to be confronted by witnesses against them.

The majority moved compulsory education upwards over this period of time.

The 6 Plus has already been suffering from shipping delays from customers who pre-ordered the device, and a report by RBC Capital Markets found that "26 percent of respondents who intend to purchase an iPhone are new" with the majority moving over from Android.

When that hope disappears, the majority moves in the other direction, and we see politics like the New Deal and what I think will soon resume here in America.

"The president said from the outset he thought that was a great way to provide cost reduction and competition moving forward, but if that is not the choice of the majority moving forward, I think there are other ways to get there".

The vast majority moved to the city seeking better economic prospects, and many find them.

Of those primary outbreak farms that did move livestock off during the infectious period, the vast majority moved animals to only 1 farm.

They stay there for a few days and then the majority move on to higher alpine pastures of Geldung.

Only about 10 percent of postdocs at the South San Francisco based biotech company end up being hired by the company as scientists; the majority move on to become scientists at other corporations or assistant professors in academia, or they pursue other careers.

With the United States engaged in a war against Sunni insurgents, the Shia, already a majority, moved to fill the void.

Over his shortened career, he had no fewer than 51 trainees, with the vast majority moving on to academic positions or advanced fellowship training.