Sentence examples for but a plurality from inspiring English sources

It had, in fact, plunged — but a plurality of voters, and a majority of Republicans, said that it had risen.

In fact, the deficit was down sharply, but a plurality of voters — and a majority of Republicans — believed that it had gone up.

But a plurality of voters appeared to side with Mr. Ma's contention that improved relations with China were the island's best hope for prosperity.

But a plurality of independents, too -- 40 percent -- viewed the Tea Party negatively, and said it had too much influence on the Republican Party.

But a plurality of voters, 29 percent, said they believed federal prosecutors should take the lead in cleaning up corruption in the Legislature.

But a plurality, 42percentt, said that while they wanted abortion to be available, they wanted stricter limits governing it than it has today.

We did not identify a single dominant common definition of 'evidence', but rather a plurality of interpretations, but this was not highlighted as an issue of concern by the interviewees.

Indeed, human experience is not simply that of one single series of events, but of a plurality of overlapping changes.

The social market economy is regulated not exclusively by the federal government but by a plurality of agencies.

If the Electoral College disappeared, America would never again see a president with a clear majority of the popular vote, but merely a plurality.

Postmodernism, the reigning ideology of critical debate at the end of the century, claims that there is not a single, objective set of values or perspectives but instead a plurality of perspectives.