Sentence examples for whole majority from inspiring English sources

Although stage according to TNM was no selection criterion for these analyses, the whole majority of patients presented with stage IV disease.

"On the whole, the majority is still silent.

In both states, and across all three as a whole, a majority of voters supported the chancellor's policy.

Gay men, in particular, tend to have more disposable income than their heterosexual counterparts, and while there has been a baby boom in the gay community as a whole, the majority of lesbians still don't have children, so potentially have more money to spend on luxury items such as exotic holidays and expensive clothing.

I think this is the future of news, and, on the whole, the majority of reasonable (though ill-informed) Americans will enjoy being alerted to lies.

As a whole, the majority of studies included in this systematic review suggested that athletes' perceptual-cognitive performances in speed-related tasks are improved by moderate- and high-intensity physical exercise while accuracy is not influenced.

The report found that, taking respondents as a whole, the majority were against all forms of control with more than 80% answering no to each of the three questions.

In contrast to the United Kingdom as a whole, the majority of Scots actually voted to remain inside the European Union.