A substantial majority refers to a significant proportion of a group or population that supports or agrees on a particular issue or decision. Typically, this term implies a majority that is well above the minimum threshold needed to define a majority—often considered to be over 60% or 70%. The exact percentage can vary depending on the context in which it is used, but the emphasis is on the strength and clarity of the consensus among the members involved.
The five states that contained a substantial number of slave-majority counties in 1820 were North Carolina, Mississippi, Maryland, Tennessee and Alabama. These were all considered to be in the south.
Most Latin Americans are Roman Catholic, with a substantial number of Penecostal Protestants. All countries that Spain colonized, the majority religion is Catholicism.
Of course, countless times. Of course, that doesn't mean the majority of the population agrees or that they have done anything substantial about it.
Buddhism originated from India, and spreaded through Asia. Majority of Japan's population is a Buddhist (nichiren daishonin).
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A majority are Greenland Inuit, an Inuit people, who in turn are a subgroup of the Eskimo. There is a substantial minority of Europeans, mostly of Danish ancestry (due to the fact that Greenland is a Danish dependency).
There were certainly a substantial minority of Jews among the German immigrants to the United States, but the majority of Germans were Protestant Christians. There was also a minority of Catholic Germans.
There was a substantial rise in our profit this year. This will be a substantial addition to your collection. Everyone thought the ship was substantial, but it later sank in a storm.
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