Sentence examples for has plurality from inspiring English sources
Replacing the genome from a mesophilic archaeon with that from an extremely thermophilic one, changes the topology of the subtree that has plurality support.
"We have plurality in the intelligence community, and people have learned to speak up," he said.
Carter reiterated that it was critical for the UK to have plurality of public service content beyond the BBC.
On the question of media power and cross media ownership, it is important that we have plurality in our media because it allows for competition and prevents obstacles to new entrants in the market which is bad for the consumer.
When consumer AR gets here, it will have the same competitive advantage mobile had: plurality.
"It's very important that the people of Wales have plurality of where they can get information about what's happening at the assembly.
Unless you have plurality of choice, there will be no competition and hence rail users (be they commuters or others) will be screwed.
Among those 65 and older, he has a plurality, with 3 in 10 voters over 65, and about a quarter of voters between 45 and 64 years old.
Among those sixty-five and over, he has a plurality, with three in ten voters over 65, and about a quarter of voters between 45 and 64 years old.
The president's right-leaning National Action Party controls the Senate, but the centrist Institutional Revolutionary Party, which had governed for decades, has a plurality in the lower chamber and is anxious to take back the presidency in 2012 elections.
