Sentence examples for plethora of competing from inspiring English sources

Ethan Zuckerman, an internet expert at Harvard, has described the plethora of competing theories as "the fog of cyberwar".

The UK now needs a new voting system rather than FPTP given that we have a plethora of competing parties rather than a big two.

The many marriage counsellors Masters and Johnson had trained at the institute left to set up a plethora of competing, cheaper clinics.

Carlos Acosta segues from dance to drama with ease, aided by Eirene Houston's thoughtful script that gently ties together a plethora of competing themes and ideas.

Two-dimensional magnetic insulators exhibit a plethora of competing ground states, such as ordered (anti ferromagnets, exotic quantum spin liquid states, and random singlet phases.

The former Communists finished near the top only because the vast majority of the electorate divided votes among a plethora of competing parties with strong anti-Communist histories and platforms.

The material presents a philosophical map to navigate the plethora of confusing, competing theories and concepts regarding the importance of justice.

Over the last five years, the stock market has split into a plethora of new competing hubs and trading outlets, a legacy of deregulation earlier this decade and fast-paced technological change.

The implication is that in our free market system Americans have a plethora of insurers competing vigorously to sign them up.

Unfortunately, this often proved to be incredibly difficult because there were only a limited number of galleries and a plethora of artists competing for the right to display their art.

Instead of competing on price like most top Internet retailers, Trump sits in the catbird seat collecting licensing revenue in exchange for lending his name to a plethora of products said publicist Lindsay Hays, CEO of Hays//Grace.