Sentence examples for A large plurality of from inspiring English sources

A large plurality of them would not choose the "N" classification.

But a large plurality of voters (45.3percentt) did not identify with any party.

Polls suggest that his coalition will win a large plurality of congressional seats, if not an outright majority.

Whether Mr. Trump would lose the nomination if he entered the convention with a large plurality of delegates is a separate question.

And indeed, voter turnout in the local elections was pathetic: in a large plurality of precincts, lower than 20%, often below 10%.

Indeed, one recent poll suggests that a large plurality of the public believes that the budget deficit will go up if we go off that cliff.

At the convention, Strom won a large plurality on the first ballot, finishing with nearly three times of the votes of the second place Taylor.

Meanwhile, a large pluralities of the public continue to falsely believe that the Obamacare includes so-called death panels that would ration health care for Medicare enrollees, reduce what Medicare covers, provide health benefits to undocumented immigrants and create a government-run "public option" health insurance program to compete with private companies.

Fed up with vacuous slogans and broken promises from mainstream candidates, a large plurality (38.5percentt) of the electorate has elected Rodrigo Dutetre -- the firebrand mayor of Davao City, and a self-described "socialist" -- as the next president of the Republic of the Philippines.

A large plurality (49percentt) of Republicans — no surprise there!

Modal realism, in the uncompromising form defended by the American philosopher David Lewis, is the view that there exists a (very large) plurality of worlds, each of which is a spatiotemporally (and therefore causally) closed system, disjoint from all others and comprising its own distinctive collection of concrete particulars, replete with all their properties and relations to each other.