plurality造句

It allows for plurality of bonds from any ion.

Critics and rivals say that the move would threaten media plurality.

Ultimately the country’s economic failings express the preferences of a plurality of Italians.

But pew also found that a plurality of mainstream Protestants, 49 percent, now say they are Republicans.

That's why it's only fitting that the plurality of NBA rookies voted Bryant as their favorite player.

It had, in fact, plunged - but a plurality of voters, and a majority of Republicans, said that it had risen.

So he's imitating Roman official legal and political government structures by having regional bishops presiding over a plurality of priests who then are also over a plurality of deacons.

Of the 804 people who were prosecuted for terrorism in the eight years following September 11th 2001, a plurality has been American citizens like Mr Shahzad.

The device as set forth in claim 1, wherein each hinge fitting includes a plurality of bays configured to receive a corresponding rotary actuator segment.

They discovered how far things can go when the door to a plurality of opinions and interests is opened: the totalitarian system itself is jeopardized.

The drastic curtailment of intellectual plurality makes it hard for a person to choose a way co relate to Being, to the world, and to himself.

Most think Mr Obama is doing a good job in Iraq, and a plurality think his plan to withdraw most American troops by the end of 2010 is about right.

A joint letter sent to Vince Cable, the business secretary, warns of "serious and far-reaching consequences" for media plurality if the deal, which was proposed in June, goes ahead.

Sometimes it seems he gives authority concerning being, concerning values to all or at least to a great plurality of perspectives. He makes being and value perspectival it seems.

This general pale fiction of the ego as Nietzsche calls it has internal as well as external origins insofar as it also derives from the plurality of the drives.