Sentences with phrase «to be in the minority»

I have to say I may be in the minority in that I thoroughly enjoyed this game.
I might be in the minority here, but I don't get excited about creamy soups.
You are and will always be in the minority of the human race.
Sorry — your opinion is in the minority on this.
However, these people are in the minority when it comes to writing custom papers for college.
In our system, there are always going to be someone who is in the minority and doesn't believe the laws are fair.
Not all locals feel that way... in fact, I might be in the minority with that opinion.
That point of view was in the minority among those in line.
That would mean sucking it up a bit and being in the minority for at least a few months.
I've resigned myself to the fact that I will always be in the minority.
However, when women are in the minority it can sometimes be difficult to judge what is appropriate wear.
Also given the success of the PS4 your opinion is in the minority.
This article places a distinct emphasis on homosexual families which are in the minority compared with single parents, blended families, adoption and foster children.
Even if that voice is in the minority — or so you may think.
The few who have made money this way are in the minority.
In some cases, it's obvious the government's job is ALSO to protect the rights of citizens who happen to be in a minority group.
Do all of that, and you could well be in the minority that turns handsome profits.
Those who fail to understand this difference must surely be in the minority (and a small minority at that).
The conference is in the minority, though, and there is limited likelihood that the Republican majority will advance the reforms being sought, such as early voting.
... I hope it was noted well enough that my tastes are in the minority.
Obviously such occurrences are in the minority, but it would be foolish to think that they simply don't happen.
But it also means that when countries are in the minority they must sometimes accept decisions they do not want, even affecting domestic matters with no market implications beyond their borders.
It would still seem that young people who are, against their nature, dominated by vice are in the minority.
Marriage works for some, but that subset of the population is in the minority.
I know some kids potty train early, but I would venture to guess that early potty trainers are in the minority.
I seem to be in the minority amongst my family and friends.
If a breastfed baby is in that minority and has a cow's milk allergy, doctors recommend breastfeeding to continue.
I would also like to add that we may indeed be in the minority of adoptive families, and for that I am very glad!
Those in favour of independence had been in the minority throughout the 20th century.
Every poll showed that support for independence was in the minority and relatively flat.
Since plant - based diets are in the minority, you may face a few challenges when it comes to real world activities (i.e. when you can't cook for yourself).
It's even starting to feel like the people who haven't tried online dating are in the minority.
I recognize that my opinion of this film is in the minority and that people who like it may want to know it's on Blu - ray and DVD.
But I suspect that the people who have had to return devices are in the minority.
Such dogs are in the minority, but it's wise to keep an eye on the problem.
Some applicants get denied for more than one card in a 30 day period for whatever reason but it seems like those applicants are in the minority.
For some time, the publisher - developer was in a minority of those large publishers not using the Valve - run service to sell its games digitally to PC gamers.
Whereas they form the majority of students at art schools, women artists are in the minority when it comes to the shortlisted names and winners of the most important contemporary art prizes.
Sadly, as we saw throughout this essay, the rural stations are in the minority, particularly amongst stations with relatively long records.
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