Sentence examples for plurality have from inspiring English sources

"The American people, by a great plurality, have conferred upon you the highest honor in their gift," Theodore Roosevelt wrote to Woodrow Wilson in 1912.

On Cohen, a clear plurality have nothing to say.

Interestingly, according to a recent Pew poll, most Americans believe unions improve working conditions for all Americans, but a plurality have been persuaded by corporations that unions have a negative impact on the ability of US companies to compete internationally.

Although maternal age, birth weight, birth order and plurality have been shown to be accurate in validation studies (Northam and Knapp, 2006), gestational age reporting is likely to be less reliable on birth certificates.

A final plurality has to do with time.

In just a decade, the Republican plurality has all but vanished and is down to several thousand voters.

Scalia and Thomas said the plurality had twisted the precedents out of shape and should have just overturned them, instead.

Pointing out the lone argument in Justice Scalia's concurrence with which she agrees, Justice Sotomayor argued that "the plurality has rewritten those precedents beyond recognition".

461, 80 L.Ed. 682, and now, as my Brother WHITE has emphasized, the plurality has intensified this protection still further with the broad prohibitory rule it has announced today in Garrity v. State of New Jersey, 385 U.S. 493, 87 S.Ct.

Sotomayor said, "On this point, and this point only, I agree with Justice Scalia that the plurality has rewritten those precedents beyond recognition". But she said the appeals court read them right.

Despite the plurality's assurance that its 'judicial scrutiny is * * * a close one,' ante, at 427, I believe that in the course of explaining its own views regarding 'disclosures with respect to automobile accidents' in general, ante, at 431, the plurality has lost sight of the record before us.