Sentences with phrase «small number of people»

It's probably a much smaller number of people who identify an experience they want to have and search for someone to have that experience.

The findings were unexpected because previous studies, done with small numbers of people in the lab, concluded that people's minds wander less often.

This study can't give us a definitive answer either, as it only looked at a very small number of people for a short period of time, none of whom had dementia.

All means of becoming rich inherently depend on only a relatively small number of people doing them successfully.

Although that was my idea, I was going to try the game with small number of people.

However, a surprisingly small number of these people take the writing bit seriously.

It's now possible to put a movie out in wide release with a fairly small number of people.

Tournament fields, on the other hand, give small numbers of people very big prizes.

At the turn of the century, the club continues to struggle with small numbers of dogs and an even smaller number of people to share the work.

In fact, for the very small number of people like you, it's a solid device.

We should mention the fact that some of the recipes here serve small numbers of people, while others are designed to serve ten to twelve.

By throwing out data for half the sample, you have a much smaller number of people being treated.

This happens because they are not too outgoing and they usually have a very small number of people around that they consider as friends.

Previous studies had examined small numbers of people to confirm already - known genetic risk factors.

A not small number of people become angry when they hear it.

Unfortunately the servers were plagued with lag and showed a very small number of people playing.

This is since; there are smaller numbers of people who can have enough money original branded leather handbags.

To build a clean power station involves convincing a relatively small number of people.

The loud and fast paced nature of modern life means that only a very small number of people have ever experienced true silence let alone understand its value.

Not everyone wants to go — in fact, I think a relatively small number of people from Earth want to go — but enough would want to go, and who could afford the trip, that would happen.

The researchers note that a limitation of the study is the relatively small number of people on which xenodiagnosis was attempted.

«They are not going to use names because it's a relatively small number of people involved.

(Previously, scientists had used CRISPR / Cas9 to repair mutations that affect smaller numbers of people with Duchenne, and in cell types that weren't necessarily clinically relevant.)

And in the end the Gear S only works with Samsung phones, instantly cutting out potential buyers who use some of the great devices out there that aren't made by Samsung — and that's limiting the already small number of people out there who want a watch of this style, size and capability.

«You get this feedback loop where you get a very small number of people paying a lot of money for insurance,» Hammond said.

The company expects to have preliminary data in November from phase I studies that analyze safety and immune response in small numbers of people not at risk of contracting Ebola.

In this respect, venture capital is like no other asset class and why there are so few practitioners and so few venture capital firms that do it well — in short it is why a relatively small number of people account for so many of the biggest outcomes.

We live in a time when all the rules are being rewritten blindingly fast — when, for example, an increasingly smaller number of people can do increasingly greater damage.

You're holding grudges against EVERYONE for something a very small number of people did.

The three BW authors (Benjamin Elgin, Doni Bloomfield, and Caroline Chen) take us inside the aggressive — and, at times, even combative — sales practices that helped turn a drug that treats a relatively small number of people into a blockbuster.

A few million users in the U.S., but a far smaller number of people contribute most of the content.

Private polling that showed 88 per cent of the electorate want a public vote on the Lisbon treaty have been criticised for sampling too small a number of people.

It appears that a relatively small number of people watched the lone debate in the election for New York City Comptroller, which occurred on Tuesday, October 17 between incumbent Democrat Scott Stringer and his Republican challenger, Michel Faulkner.

The EU's asylum laws were designed in the 1990s to handle small numbers of people.

The most dangerous and virulent pathogens, like the Ebola virus, kill their victims too quickly, so an infected person is able to spread the disease to only a relatively small number of people before succumbing.

This data around the world believe that they are the expression of the socio - economic organization in the most local dimensions, where, at all levels, a very small number of people always boast the economic wealth of the majority of workers who sustain the current production system with their daily work.

It was a pretty small number of people.

A staggeringly small number of people in the area have made minimal preparations for a disaster that could strike anytime.

Given the UAE government structure, fairly small numbers of people can decide to do such things, whereas I expect that's somewhat more difficult in Arizona.

«It seems like with Apple, because it's a closed system, you have a very small number of people out there with old devices that can't be upgraded, whereas with Android you have a lot of people out there with old devices or tiny phones, so it is a challenge to get the app to work on as many people's devices as possible.»