Sentences with phrase «resounding majority»
The phrase "resounding majority" refers to a large and clear majority. It means that a group or a decision has won by a significant margin over the opposing side. Full definition
New York Times / Siena Poll Shows Resounding Majority of New York City Voters Want More Public Charter Schools
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«When people are asked on surveys whether they care about how an animal was treated,» he says, «the resounding majority claim they do.
Even though he was elected Leader of the Labour Party with the support of a resounding majority of Labour members and supporters, it is now clear that Corbyn can not fulfil the most important aspect of his job: the role of Leader of the Opposition.
Jon Lansman says «resounding majority» for Mr Corbyn means his critics have little choice but to serve him
Hall won with a resounding majority, garnering 64.67 percent of the vote.
This comes just days after The New York Times / Siena College Poll released last week showed a resounding majority (See NECSN's release here) of New York City likely voters favor creating more public charter schools.
«This poll shows that a resounding majority in New York City supports charter schools and wants more of them.
New York, NY — The New York Times / Siena College Poll released today shows a resounding majority of New York City likely voters favor creating more public charter schools.
Even though a resounding majority believe that a college degree is necessary for a good career, half of college students today are clearly concerned about their financial situation.