Similarly, figures below 50 indicate that a plurality of companies sees orders declining.
This summer, one widely watched part of the Institute for Supply Management survey showed that a small plurality of companies reported new orders were falling, a fact that helped to stimulate talk of a double-dip recession.
In the United States, according to the Institute for Supply Management survey, a plurality of companies reported declining orders for three months through September, but since then the figures have been positive, although by very narrow margins in November and December.
We suggest that conversations and attempted definitions about values in breast screening should endeavour to include a plurality of professional roles and experiences in order to cover the likely range of conceptions of relevant values.
President Donald Trump's revised executive order on immigration strikes a plurality of the public as being largely the same as his initial order, a new HuffPost/YouGov survey finds.
There are no transsexuals" (1994, 212) in order to underline the plurality of ways in which gender (as identity and desire central) can be "fictionalized".
There is a plurality of levels of being, arranged in hierarchical descending order, the last and lowest comprising the physical universe, which exists in time and space and is perceptible to the senses.
Thus it needs a plurality of all-in-one devices to work together in order to constitute the bus protection, as shown in Fig. 3.
Instead, the wisdom of the intermediary in its totality must also include the second-order wisdom that takes into account the plurality of norms available in every situation.
Given this assumption, a legitimate international order must be able to accommodate a plurality of political communities with different, self-determined political identities.
