Some examples from the web:

• The 2013 McKay Commission on this recommended that laws affecting only England should need support from a majority of English members of parliament.
• The resolution shall be adopted by a majority of the component Members of Parliament.
• The town council has always a majority of social democrats.
• To override the presidential veto, the parliament must have a majority of 95 votes.
• Kelly appears prominently in a majority of the shows which compose the Beverly Hills, 90210 franchise.
• Convocation threw out the measure by a majority of three to two.
• Decisions about the relevant activities require approval by a majority of the voting rights.
• The reform must be based on a majority of opinion.
• We shall now move on to chapter B1-400 which requires a majority of 314 votes.
• Elections shall be carried by a majority of two thirds of the members present.
• Together, we were able to collect a majority of signatures.
• This power is typically achieved by the acquisition of a majority of voting rights.
• By a majority of 229 votes to 209, we have rejected the Jarzembowski report.
• Given this serious situation, a majority of Member States expressed reservations on the proposed timetable.
• Concerning your guilt, we find you guilty by a majority of eight.
• The amendment requires that the vice president and a majority of the Cabinet agree.
• The 12 banks in the Federal Reserve hold a majority of the country's gold.
• All I need is a majority of the equity partners.
• Women, a majority of the workplace.
• Abe was expected to retain a majority of seats in the Diet.

Some examples from the web:

• When the Council considers the matter, it might do well to bear clearly in mind that, according to the opinion polls, there are huge majorities of people in every single Member State who support maximum coordination, legal action and cooperation against international crime.
• As a number of previous speakers have said, we hope you will defend the rights of all MEPs, including those who are at present in minorities and who, as has happened to certain other minorities in history, will perhaps be the majorities of tomorrow.
• It is clear from the majorities in this House; it is clear from the promises of referendums in Austria and France, where there are majorities of 70% and 80% respectively against membership.
• Where such serious issues are concerned, I am not alone in thinking that we should not submit proposals based on opportunistic majorities of just a few votes, and I hope that in the voting tomorrow that phenomenon will be rejected.
• On both issues clear majorities of stakeholders asked for EC initiatives providing more legal certainty. Separate sections of this Communication present the appropriate follow-up measures.
• The majority of people have dark hair.
• The majority of preferential imports are geographically concentrated.
• Majority of SEAL missions are covert.
• The majority of religions condemn suicide,...
• A majority of lenalidomide is eliminated unchanged through urinary excretion.
• The majority of hepatic adverse reactions were mild and moderate.
• Hirsutism was reversible in the majority of patients.
• These reactions were reversible in the majority of patients.
• The majority of the population are traditional subsistence societies.
• The majority of this aid benefits women.
• A majority of the committee supported this viewpoint.
• The majority of employers ruthlessly exploited the situation.
• A majority of respondents supported the objective of simplification.
• The majority of those amendments have my support.
• The great majority of licence agreements are therefore compatible with Article 53.