Sentence examples for to be a minority of from inspiring English sources

This downward trend is expected to continue in the future and Catholics are estimated to be a minority of below 50% by the middle of this century.

There continues to be a minority of people who avoid the subway, stay away from skyscrapers, sleep fitfully, find new solace in religion.

He added, "People say, 'What's it like to be a minority of one, or a kick-bag for the Internet?' It washes off me like jizz off a porn star's face".

Robert Fendrich, told Hughes he saw the dress as gold-white on Thursday evening, and blue-black on Friday morning, one of which appears to be a minority of people able to reorient the image.

She added: "There seems to be a minority of officers who think racist views are acceptable".

There used to be a minority of taste makers and influencers who had stronger sway on people's opinions.

"The only people he appealed to is a minority of Democratic voters," Mr. Dowd said.

It served as a constant reminder of what it meant to be a minority member of the Senate.

Mr. Geppi's museum shares a historic site with a baseball museum partly because he happens to be a minority owner of the Baltimore Orioles.

So, wherever we go, we always have been and are always going to be a minority, regardless of what country we live in.

They used to just help capitalists, which were a minority of the population.