Sentence examples for does a plurality from inspiring English sources

In fact, the 2011 Pew Research Center poll Bennett cites demonstrates that in many respects conservatives are right to be worried: Not only does a plurality (49-43) of young people hold a favorable view of socialism — and, by a tiny margin 47-466), a negative view of capitalism — so do liberal Democrats, who view socialism positively by a solid 59-33; AfricanicAmericansans, 55-36.

A majority of Conservative, Lib Dem and Ukip voters agree, as do a plurality of Labour voters.

Asked whether American and European interests had grown closer or farther apart in recent years, only in Britain did a plurality say they had grown apart, a view held by 24percentt compared with 13percentt who said they had grown closer.

Large majorities in France and Germany said the U.S. bent Israel's way too much, as did a plurality in Great Britain.

Only in Utah did a plurality of respondents express support for the plan, with 48percentt in favor and 44percentt in opposition.

For a given set of individuals in a given environment, this plurality of legitimate rules can and does produce a plurality of valid incompatible groups[ 44- 48].

Rather, "Biologists typically make do with a plurality of species concepts, invoking one or the other depending on the particular explanatory or investigative context" (Robert and Baylis 2003, 3).

The selection of the predicted category is then done through a plurality voting procedure.

Maybe I should console myself that he did ask for a plurality of views and now he's giving them.

Namely: that the honorable governor of Texas did not win a plurality of the national vote, and the question of who won the electoral college was decided only when a divided United States Supreme Court stopped the Florida ballot recounts.

The numbers of donors and campaigners do not that suggest a plurality, let alone a majority of the country, share this disposition.