Sentence examples for plurality of small from inspiring English sources

This sector shows a polarized structure: a few large international companies that hold the majority of market share, and a plurality of small and artisanal firms that operate in specific market niches.

Thus, some European areas such as Tuscany, Provence or Flanders historically developed a highly developed urban culture, although they were founded on a plurality of small and mid-size centers merged with the natural/agricultural landscape.

In this work, using a realistic patient model and Monte Carlo simulation, a CERT prostate treatment plan is designed that makes use of a plurality of small circular beams aimed at the target in such a way as to minimize the radiological trajectory to the target volume.

Then, as now, majorities in parliament have been secured on the back of small pluralities of votes when campaigns have focused on a single issue.

Even a small plurality of Republicans think Roe should stand.

A small plurality of participants who believed the claims said they felt they did not matter (36 per cent) while 30 per cent told the pollster the allegations were important.

A quick practicality: it's worth mentioning that the Best Picture category is chosen by an elaborate system of ranked voting that's meant to prevent a winner from squeaking by with a very small plurality of votes.

The only real thing these figures confirm is that there's absolutely no early consensus pick for early frontrunner, and no one with enough stature or crossover ability to garner more than a small plurality of hypothetical support.

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.

The new system was engineered when the Academy realized that, with 10 nominees, a small plurality of votes — less than 20 percent — could nab the big win, said Leslie Unger, a spokeswoman.

And among the 90percentt of voters who favor repealing at least some of President Bush's tax cuts, Dr. Dean won a small plurality of the one-third who want to repeal the cuts entirely, and Mr. Kerry won a large plurality of those who want to cancel only the tax cuts of the wealthy.