Sentence examples for yet a substantial majority from inspiring English sources

Yet a substantial majority of the lay public, and a good many soi-disant economists as well, are continually criticizing well-established propositions on grounds hardly less slender".

Inhibitors develop in up to one of every three patients, yet remarkably, a substantial majority of severe hemophilia A patients, who circulate no detectable FVIII antigen or activity, acquire immune tolerance to FVIII during initial infusions or else after intensive FVIII therapy to overcome their inhibitor.

In 2012, research by the Guardian and Elizabeth Freestone, artistic director of Pentabus theatre, found that women are seriously underrepresented across the profession, from artistic directors and designers to composers – yet women are a substantial majority in the audience.

The council said: "Though results of the consultation have not yet been fully analysed it is clear a substantial majority of respondents were opposed to Gloriana's permanent home at this site".

Yet the Turkish-Cypriots still voted for it by a substantial majority for the sake of peace in the island.

The surprise was to come: most pundits believed Wilson would secure a substantial majority in the October 1964 election: yet Labour won by a mere five seats, soon reduced still further by deaths.

Yet even if one was held, successive opinion polls in Northern Ireland have shown a substantial majority in the region favour remaining within the UK.

A substantial majority of (1) favors a public option.

Opinion polls systematically show a substantial majority against Trident.

That is a substantial majority in the 300-seat Parliament.

A substantial majority of Americans favored the outcome.