RYAN LIZZA: If I remember correctly, after every VP debate there are a plethora of why-aren't-these-guys-at-the-top-of-the-ticket stories.
With the amount of competition ceremonially high in 2016, Media Tribe gives you a plethora of reasons why your website shouldn't be a DIY project.
All numbers aside, there is a plethora of reasons why the homicide count as documented by the SHR and the ARD are flawed and undependable.
Their logic is roughly: "Why pump money into what may well be a ghost town just a few years later?" Suffice to say there's a plethora of reasons why places like Fort McMurray may, essentially, be doomed.
Like many men, Mr. LeBas was unable to vocalize his thoughts on castration, but he does agree that there are a plethora of reasons why your dog should be neutered.
There are a plethora of different reasons why girls might feel that they don't like sport.
Robert Hawk Washington Heights To the Editor: As the head of security at a popular bar on Bleecker Street, I hear a plethora of excuses for why people don't have identification.
Steinbrenner has offered a plethora of excuses for why he has not offered Torre a contract extension, but some people who have talked to the principal owner recently think he is waiting to see if the Yankees win another championship before deciding Torre's fate.
There are a plethora of rationales for why people don't engage in regular exercise: I don't have the time," "I don't have the energy," "I don't like exercise," "I don't know what to do," "I don't see results," "It's too cold, wet or hot".
O'Brien and his collaborators Gregory Barsh and Christopher Kaelin of the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology in Huntsville, Alabama, wonder why cats have frequently spawned this plethora of color variation and why the blotch-producing Taqpep mutation didn't simply disappear after one or two generations in the wild.
This explains why a plethora of mutually inconsistent conspiracy theories emerge for the same event, and appear to live together in cheerful harmony in the blogosphere.
