Sentences with phrase «largest subset of people»

Far and away the largest subset of people who are dealing with sexual addiction is dealing specifically with Internet pornography addiction.

The demographic of those who cannot / should not enroll in a DMP, but are suitable candidates to avoid bankruptcy through a debt settlement plan, should be looked at as a large subset of people who can have stimulating impacts on the nation's economy.

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Another very large share of statutory language creates legal obligations related to the regulation of very complicated activities that have application to a very small subset of people.

«There are a lot of questions about how to implement it,» says Connie Celum, an HIV researcher at the University of Washington in Seattle, who led a large trial of the drug in East Africa and has begun studies to answer practical delivery questions, such as which subsets of people are at highest risk.

For people who have a hard time finding partners in their day - to - day, face - to - face life, the larger subset of potential partners online is a big advantage for them.

When I see people blindly accept Nintendo's policies even when they clearly go against a large subset of the fanbase or people who are not in the fanbase anymore but could be convinced, part of me yells «Why are you trying to keep us out?»

Both the 9/11 conspiracy nuts and the your individual support department are limited subsets of larger groups - people who have investigated 9/11 and support departments across the nation, respectively.

We argue that the new system must be holistic because people's «legal» problems don't exist in a vacuum — they exist as part of larger contexts and typically are a subset of broader and more complex problems.

There will always be a subset of users that need something more powerful, or larger, or more specialized, but just as fewer and fewer people need dedicated computers to get through a day, soon only a few people will need powerful expensive phones.