Sentences with phrase «tiny group»

Our wireless classroom engages students with computer - based training, interactive multimedia, hazard - detection games, simulation and hands - on learning in tiny groups.

In fact we belong to a very tiny group of mammals (including fruit bats and guinea pigs) that don't make their own Vitamin C. Because Vitamin C performs so many functions and we use so much of it in the course of a day almost everyone can benefit from supplementing with extra Vitamin C. Up to 1,000 to 2000 mgs a day is fine; it's water soluble and what you don't use will just be excreted.

The claim that religious conservatives are about to seize control of the nation and impose their religious beliefs is either cynical or paranoid; it takes seriously the fantasies of the «theonomists» and other tiny groups among the millions of evangelicals and traditional Roman Catholics who are fully committed to playing by the rules of a pluralist democracy.

Chances are, your animal's doctor might never tell you, but you'd want to know: Your veterinarian is one of a very tiny group of doctors who have gained the title «Diplomats» from the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners ABVP.

I'd say it would be a pretty tiny group in any of the religions that take God's goodness as a preamise.

Even though publicly funded, the schools in early American history were nearly «choice» schools, since tiny groups of parents and local residents could determine the mission, staffing, and operations in their local school.

As the financial powerhouse of China, the densely populated tiny group of islands known collectively as Hong Kong is populated by no nonsense business men, ladies who lunch and everything in - between.

Outside the American embassy, tiny groups of extremist Muslims and far - right EDL marchers chanted slogans.

Click through to find out what it takes to join the tiny group of elite business people who own the most valuable sports franchises in the United States.

He said a small and slow - growing population, low median after - tax household income and a tiny group of high - income earners made it a less desirable place for the NHL to relocate than, say, Hamilton or London, Ont.

Obviously the government must now impose regulations that insure that the free speech of these new «persons» is actually controlled by the «persons» in question and not, for example, by a tiny group of rich executives and self - appointed boards.

Canada thus arrives at every trade negotiation with, in effect, one hand tied behind its back, and it is forced to make concessions in other areas because of insistence on heavy protections for such a tiny group of people.

A tiny group of top - performing firms do generate great «venture rates of return»: at least twice the capital invested, net of fees.

Spreading small costs over a large number of people to deliver large rewards to a tiny group is the textbook definition of special interest legislation.

«A tiny group of believers who have the gospel keep mumbling it over and over to themselves.

That is not quite true: At the just - concluded Synod of Middle East Bishops, a cleric from the tiny group of Melkite Greeks, Archbishop Cyril Salim Bustros, made such a statement on behalf of the Melkites, not the Catholic Church.

Yet, among evangelical «insiders,» a tiny group supported Trump.

The unique problem for Muslims is that our faith is being increasingly defined by the actions of a tiny group of morally bankrupt terrorists.

A single mom who worked full - time as a clinical dietitian at a hospital in Tacoma, Washington, Kupper began volunteering at the nonprofit organization 15 years ago when it was a tiny group composed primarily of volunteers.

Simply unacceptable for a tiny group of people to force their opinions down the throat of everyone else.

The majority of the wealth in this club goes to a tiny group of players and management.

We're not one of a tiny group of families.

Even among the tiny group of superstars in the homebirth movement, at least 3 have forfeited their babies» lives in exchange for their philosophy.

As a percentage of the U.S. population, that's a tiny group, only.0001933 %.01933 % of the country according to my math (58,000 divided by 300 million).

The demonstrations were in fact first organised by a tiny group of Salafi literalists who were attempting to direct popular emotions against the United States and the West in order to gain for themselves a central religious and political role.

Especially pernicious is the charity tax, which would apply to the tiny group with incomes north of $ 10 million a year.

The negotiations have been conducted by a tiny group of legislative leaders and President Obama's top aides.

«There are serious consequences to the decision of a tiny group of Labour members to put Corbyn at the head of the Labour Party.

During most of the 1950s he was one of a tiny group of only five or six Liberal MPs left at Westminster.

The overwhelming majority of UK Muslims are proud to be British and are appalled by the antics of a tiny group of extremists and so will hardly be pleased with his lecture on integration.

Based on clues from earlier studies, the team zeroed in on a tiny group of cells that support the principal neurons in the striatum.

But if you visit the Time Gallery with more than a tiny group of children, I would recommend dishing out some fairly hefty worksheets to make sure that they settle down.

Holdren repeated his earlier remarks summarizing the basis for the overwhelming scientific consensus on the topic, and ended his statement by asking why anyone would «bet the public welfare against the small odds that the vast majority of scientific opinion is wrong and the tiny group [of dissenters] is right?»

Physicists» main goal is to be able to predict what will happen in the future based on patterns they've already observed, whether in massive systems of stars or tiny groups of atoms.

You can actually argue that this study only tells us about the tiny group of people tested in the study.

It's also unshackled from that awful «Inglourious Basterds» sense that we're meant to believe that over-the-top movie violence might right history (remember that fantasy where a tiny group of American Jewish soldiers wipes out Nazi Germany?).

Initially they didn't have to serve many students, and certainly not the diverse pool that we have today, starting with the first public school, founded in Boston in 1635 to prepare a tiny group of the nation's elite sons to enter the ministry or, eventually, further study at Harvard.

DfE statisticians warned they were only a tiny group of all maintained schools: 123 primary free schools which took the tests against 12,431 local authority primary schools.

If the claim is good — and Ruf has a reputation for not exaggerating — then only a tiny group of production supercars are faster, and then not by much.

SEMA stands for the Specialty Equipment Market Association, which began as a tiny group of California - based performance - parts manufacturers building springs and carburetors and custom fenders for hot - rodders.