Sentences with phrase «narrow group»

They don't qualify as a «bait - and - switch» scam, since they are available — they are just available to an extremely narrow group of people.

Too bad that narrow group of game buyers doesn't seem to move a lot of units.

You join a very narrow group of readers who will be notified about very limited time promotional offers for free, signed copies of the What Do Ebook Authors Sign?

They acknowledge that their analyses covered narrow groups with particular types of fertility patterns, and relatively small numbers in the groups of interest, so the results should be interpreted with caution and taken as evidence of cause only for this small group.

Cameron has faced criticisms from within the Tory party for listening to advice from too narrow a group within the heart of government and is now believed to be chasing former political strategist Lynton Crosby, the Times newspaper reported.

Previous studies had focused on narrow groups of viruses; for a broader picture, Geoghegan's team studied 19 virus families that infect a variety of hosts, including mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, plants, and insects.

In this sense, legal advice privilege will be limited to communications between the in - house lawyer and a relatively narrow group of people, commonly a board of directors and those within the business specifically authorised to instruct the lawyers and / or seek legal advice on behalf of the company.

With the vast majority of private investment capital tied up in just three states (California, New York and Massachusetts) and a fairly narrow group of industries, SBIC helped spread the wealth to a much broader portfolio of promising businesses.

I choose to pray for the souls of all manner of people not only those who commit crimes, but also those whom misfortune has twisted to refuse to see virtue past their own narrow group, and they are to be found among people of all cultures and traditions.

In recent years there has been a trend for our MPs to be drawn from a very narrow group who have only ever worked in politics, as special advisers or in some similar capacity, as lobbyists or political journalists for example.

After narrowing the group to 12 individuals who had actually tried to pursue musical

One of the most interesting things about investing is the range of opinions even in apparently narrow groupings.

Parenting coordination is a very specialized process as it is intended to address the needs of a very narrow group of parents: parents who are in high conflict with each other, have a history of conflict about parenting decisions, and already have a final court order or written agreement about these issues in place.

«One of the crucial problems we have as a party is that we have brought our leadership in from much too narrow a group,» Lord Glasman of Stoke Newington and Stamford Hill warned last month.

In both cases, the stock market was led higher by a relatively narrow group of tech superstars (Apple, Amazon, and Facebook each gained more than 50 % in 2017).

The end goal is to turn what has been a limited asset class, where a vast majority of profits go to a narrow group of specialists, into a major asset class receiving allocations from a broad set of investors.

Political «news» is still dominated by off - the - record «sources» and party intrigue — about which absolutely nobody beyond a narrow group of London - based columnists and editors cares.

«Words can't do justice to the degree to which passive investing is now in an epic bubble, with money funnelling into a narrow group of names.

Evangelicals are a widely diverse group when you do what this author does: NARROW the group being looked at.

He hates everyone but his narrow group.

Overspecialization: Much of our «cutting edge» ideas are really just trying to target narrower and narrower groups (I am called to reach left ‐ handed de ‐ churched third culture kids in the upper Midwest).

A dialogue could occur among a narrow group of people and information could be managed.

While Ms. Nixon's position may help her in the primary with a narrow group of Democratic Party voters, it would hurt her if she were to proceed beyond the primary with voters in highly taxed Long Island and Westchester County.

The three - term governor took jabs at Washington D.C., referring to it's politicians as a narrow group of elitists.

«Today's reforms allow our hardworking police officers to concentrate their efforts on the narrow group of individuals driving violent crime in New York City.

«Based on the data we had available, the cost effectiveness of ESDM over a relatively short period of time is clear, even when only examining this narrow group of services.

Certainly, one possible reason there is so little variance among those in the full sample and those in different, narrower groupings of scientists is that those in the narrower groups make up a significant portion of the full sample.

Virtual romantic gifts are appreciated as much as real ones and probably even more, because they are visible to the entire user's social network, while offline presents are only visible to a narrow group of people.

Why should these narrow groups, dedicated to serving outside interests, be determining the future of Connecticut's public education system?

When I spoke for a community group of women in NY in the early 90s, several nurse executives heard me and encouraged me to focus on healthcare — lots of women still, just a narrower group than all working women.

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This means they'll be readable by any device that supports a web browser instead of just a narrow group of reading devices supported by a particular online retailer.

@JoeTaxpayer, While I agree with your last paragraph, you've narrowed the group to «responsible card user [s].»

«Those who have criticized low - down payment lending as excessively risky should know that if the past is a guide, only a narrow group of borrowers will receive these loans, and the overall impact on default rates is likely to be negligible.

As a result, PAYE has very specific requirements and is only available to a narrow group of borrowers.

It only analyzes a narrow group of students who would have attended college during the early 2000s.

But those arguments appeal to a narrower group of folks.

Governments must start creating an atmosphere of winning at these climate negotiations, stop listening to a narrow group of corporate interests, and start with a big win — agreeing to phase down HFCs under the Montreal Protocol.

Class 1 insurance covers a narrow group of people.

Class 1 insurance covers a narrow group of people, such as the spouse of the named insured and family members who may live with the named insured.

Only a narrow group of people will find the Roku Ultra to be just right.

The best method is to go to your Who Can Find Me settings on Facebook, and narrow the group of people «Who can look you up using the phone number you provided».

But if you narrow that group down to just REALTOR ® association executives, then the number rockets to 91 percent.