Sentence examples for varying majority from inspiring English sources

Various polls show that a varying majority of French, when asked, favor a ban on the full veil.

The court's per curiam (unsigned) opinion represented the views of varying majorities of the eight participating justices (Justice John Paul Stevens did not participate) on the specific questions presented.

The Republican Senate leader, Benjamin F. Wade of Ohio, declared that by placing the debt "under the guardianship of the Constitution," investors would be spared from being "subject to the varying majorities which may arise in Congress".

Though numerous studies have produced varying findings, a majority have found little evidence of such an effect.

Different mechanisms of UBE3A inactivation correlate with clinical phenotypes of varying severity; the majority of cases of AS are due to a de novo maternal deletion of the 15q11 q13 region.

Yes, that is going to take tax increases, but no way should we give lawmakers the huge power to set varying rates by majority vote.

Since these reviews, new studies have been published with varying results, the majority showing an excess risk and are summarised in the relevant HSE technical report (2001b).

The statement 'Small operators will be forced to use bigger operators' ICT systems' also achieved a significant majority agreement, although there are some varying views (from a vast majority to a simple majority agreement) among the sub-groups, although one sub-group (ICT-Expert) has got majority disagreement.

Among the four dissenters, two justices agreed with the majority that varying counting standards presented problems of due process and equal protection.

The linea aspera is exactly posterior in a minority of individuals, while it is externally rotated to varying degrees in the majority of individuals.

Recruited subjects had varying ethnic backgrounds with majority being from Luo and Kikuyu communities followed by Kamba (Table 1).