Sentence examples for plurality of its from inspiring English sources
Maryland joined South Carolina, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and New Hampshire in getting a plurality of its power from nuclear last year.
Under the rules in many states, if the winning candidate in a given Congressional district secures only a plurality of its votes, then he must share the district's delegates with the second-place finisher.
Icons (images) may depict the divine in its oneness and in the plurality of its differentiations, emanations, and incarnations, as well as human beings in their various relationships to the sphere of the holy.
Many critics have come to appreciate the "Search" as a text that never can be made whole, that should be valued for its sense of constantly becoming, the plurality of its paths and its meanings.
(Per Pew's definitions, millennials and Gen Xers cast more votes in 2016 than older generations). But the party's appeal to white men, a group that makes up a plurality of its membership, continues.
And it's not surprising that business travel is at least partially driving easyJet's better results—many airlines are dependent on business travel for their bottom lines.But all is not well at easyJet: Stelios Haji-Ioannou, who founded the company and still owns the plurality of its shares, is not happy.
Although the NP won only a plurality of votes, its victory signified a new Afrikaner unity that resulted from 30 years of intense ideological labour and institution building by ethnic nationalists intent on capturing the South African state.
It seems that any conjunctive fact is grounded in the plurality consisting of its conjuncts, so $[p \mathbin q]$ is grounded in $[p]$, $[q] $
It presents a broad, densely informative, even opulent view of drawing at the threshold of the 21st century, highlighting the role of the medium's past in its present, its rich plurality of techniques and its modest yet insinuating possibilities, both physical and illusory.
He assailed the act as invalid; and, among other things, averred that it contravenes the commerce clause of the Constitution of the United States, that it is repugnant to the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, and that it violates the Constitution of Michigan, because it contains a plurality of objects, and its real object is not expressed in the title.
Their wisdom and foresight has created our unique "PSB system", with its plurality of organisations and owners and its variety of missions and business models.
