Sentence examples for the massive majority from inspiring English sources

All sorts of sessions here have peppered with references to inequality and injustice, to the massive majority of the world's people who do not earn the sort of perks and salaries and security enjoyed by Davos delegates.

It is for them, as well as for the massive majority of our citizens who support the present legislation, that we must do what we can to make our voices heard loud and clear.

Simon Halliday, who played for England in the 1991 World Cup final and is now top dog on the European club scene, suggested that the Rugby Football Union might usefully focus its attentions on the social game – on the "massive majority who play for fun" – and relinquish control of the "assets in the shop window" to a new independent body made up of specialists "united by a common purpose".

In the 1935 general election the Conservative-dominated National Government lost 90 seats from the massive majority of 1931, but still retained an overwhelming majority of 255 in the House of Commons.

It shaped the province for the next 40 years, as the Conservatives won a massive majority in the Legislature, and would remain in government for the next 40 consecutive years.

After the Commons passed the 42-day detention period, the Lords rejected it by a massive majority, and the government abandoned the policy.

The general elections of November 1919 resulted in a massive majority for the right-wing coalition called the Bloc National.

Clearly the best time for the party to change the constitution is when it still has a massive majority.The ethnic parties, the parliamentary representatives of the Karen, Chin, Shan and other minorities also back a PR system.

Mackenzie called an election for January 1874; the Conservatives were reduced to 70 seats out of the 206 in the Commons, giving Mackenzie a massive majority.

The legislation sailed through the Scottish parliament with a massive majority.

For the first time since the ruling Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party (MPRP) won the 1992 general elections with a massive majority, a real possibility of cooperation between the parliamentary political parties emerged in 1995.