preponderance , also: preponderancy

They can find so based on a preponderance of the evidence.

"I think the preponderance of evidence is on the other side."

"This is a matter for national security, and we have to go with the preponderance of the evidence."

"The preponderance of evidence seems to show that this is true."

The vast preponderance of it is going to support the state.

I find the thing rising suddenly to a preponderance in my mind.

Why does this committee have such a preponderance of attorneys?

But he or she would have to prove this by a "preponderance" of the evidence.

It is in these very systems that the East has such a massive preponderance.

Yet, the preponderance of her career was centered in Europe.

"But when there's a preponderance of evidence, I think it's probably more reasonable to act."

Can America still convert its military and economic power into preponderance in international organizations?

But we were wearing them down with our preponderance of artillery and air power.

The preponderance of churches in the city cannot be ignored.

"I have seen that within the city center, there is a preponderance of whites," he said.

For the first time, the preponderance of those polled believe that the cold war is over.

The skeptics, he said, "never look at the preponderance of the evidence."

The preponderance of this third type may help to explain the show's longevity.

Modern science, like law, requires a preponderance of evidence to convince us.

"The preponderance is women, so why fight an uphill battle?"

"If you look through civil rights reports, you'll see a preponderance of age discrimination cases," he said.

For larger properties, there must be a "preponderance" of evidence.

Not less conspicuous is the preponderance of nature over will in all practical life.

As stated above, there is a clear preponderance of female victims.

It is a huge urban high school with a preponderance of students from low-income families.