Fourth, Mr. Romney has the support of the large plurality of influential Republicans, meaning that he has plenty of formal and informal surrogates willing to vouch for him and echo his attacks while downplaying the ones made by his rivals.
And indeed, voter turnout in the local elections was pathetic: in a large plurality of precincts, lower than 20%, often below 10%.
Indeed, one recent poll suggests that a large plurality of the public believes that the budget deficit will go up if we go off that cliff.
In the September 7 election Nasheed won a large plurality of votes (45 percent) but not enough to avoid a runoff election against the second-place candidate.
The more places that have chronically underemployed workers as a large plurality of the adult workforce, the more likely such decisions become.
And by the end of this year, a large plurality of the roughly 100 million households in the United States will probably have access to some sort of high-speed data connection.
Like a large plurality of his fellow San Antonians, Castro is a Roman Catholic, but he was the first San Antonio mayor to be grand marshal when he marched in the annual gay rights parade, and he is pro-choice.
But, likening the resistance to laws and mores against interracial marriage, "we envisage a day in the near future when same-sex families also will gain acceptance by a large plurality of the public".
Exit polls indicated that the Communists, buoyed by an older generation nostalgic for the stability of Moldova's Soviet past, would again receive a large plurality of the votes, but there was also the possibility that opposition parties could form a governing coalition.
Since the United States has the largest per capita resource use and greenhouse emissions of any major industrialized nation, and since a large plurality of immigrants come from nations with much smaller per capita footprints, mass immigration is unfortunately a lose-lose for the planet.
