Sentence examples for up with a majority from inspiring English sources

Yet they ended up with a majority.

Sometimes you will still end up with a majority of black socks.

It owns a 30percentt share of British Midland Airways, which holds valuable landing slots at Heathrow Airport in London, and could wind up with a majority stake depending on the actions of British Midland's two other owners.

That has changed; I have a distinct memory of some Labour figure once saying that, if society evolved in the way the party's founders hoped, they might end up with a majority feeling comfortable enough to vote Conservative.

Despite this, Haier often ends up with a majority stake in the start-ups, because it typically has the option of buying out its venture partners using a preset valuation formula.

This could go on until the government ends up with a majority share of the banks, de facto nationalisation.Besides, did Mr Paulson even know the true financial state of the banks?

But if Hollande ends up with a weak majority or loses the majority to the UMP, then Merkel will have the upper hand and negotiations will become much tougher.

Under the new rules, if Mr. Reid agrees to give Republicans two amendments, he could call up a bill Monday morning, then four hours later vote to formally take it up, with only a majority of senators needed.

Under the new rules, if Mr. Reid agrees to give Republicans two amendments, he can call up a bill Monday morning, then four hours later vote to formally take it up, with only a majority of senators needed instead of 60.

In 2015, men still made three times as many trips by bicycle as women, and a report released by the cycling app Strava found that 40% of women surveyed had experienced some kind of barrier to taking up cycling, with a majority citing a fear of the roads; others made reference to "issues related to body image".

So far, the American and South African governments have come up with a vast majority of the additional research money, while Britain's Department for International Development, a major supporter of microbicide research, has committed nothing.