Sentence examples for tiny majority from inspiring English sources

Mr Major comes through more clearly: "The real problem is one of a tiny majority.

At best, he will have a tiny majority.

Even if Mrs Thatcher had won, she would have had a tiny majority.

Only the Conservatives, having squeaked a tiny majority, remain with the 48-year-old David Cameron.

The next most likely outcome, he says, is for Cameron to win with a tiny majority.

Theresa May has a tiny majority in parliament, and a party split over Europe.

But Cameron needs the jobs: patronage is key to keeping his tiny majority happy.

With Labour back in office in 1964 with a tiny majority, Wilson installed him as chancellor.

Polls suggest that the next government may have a tiny majority; to achieve much it will need discipline.

Compared to the stable majority of the last Coalition, Cameron's tiny majority is a recipe for instability.

Political – because there's nothing worse than a lame-duck government with a tiny majority limping on for years.