Sentence examples for a plurality believes from inspiring English sources

Even among Republicans, a plurality believes there should be a mixture of tax increases and spending cuts.

According to a recent Newsweek poll, a majority of voters supports the stimulus, and, more surprisingly, a plurality believes that additional spending will be necessary.

In June, UBS held a gathering of managers of central bank reserves, multilateral institutions and sovereign wealth funds, and found that a plurality believed gold would be the best-performing asset class through the end of 2011.

A December 2012 HuffPost/YouGov poll found that 47percentt of Americans, a plurality, believe torture can always or sometimes be justified.

A recent HuffPost/YouGov poll found Americans are split on allowing people to carry firearms on campuses, but a plurality believe more guns would not make schools safer.

A recent Brookings survey found that a majority support quelling a speaker with whom they disagree; a plurality believe the First Amendment does not protect hate speech, however defined; and 20percentt support using physical force against a speaker who makes "offensive and hurtful statements".

Apparently the plurality believes that a statute requiring all robbers to stop and leave their names and addresses with their victims would not involve the compulsion of 'communicative or testimonial' evidence.

Yesterday, Channel 4 News released a poll of Iraqi opinion that showed misgivings about the war (a plurality, 48%to29%9%, believed the invasion had not been in Iraq's best interests), but hopefulness about the future.

As for expectations, the ICM poll showed that only one in 10 (12%) of voters expects a Tory majority at the top end of the range of predictions, with a plurality (38%) believing May's majority will be secured, but only by double figures.

And a plurality -- 37percentt -- believe that unions ought to have more influence than they do now.

Large pluralities believe their children will have fewer opportunities than they do.