Sentence examples for a certain slice from inspiring English sources

But, Skelley notes, a certain slice of voters motivated by marijuana politics may not support Clinton or Trump.

Oh, yes, even if an diesel is still considered by a certain slice of American car buyers as having all the sporting panache of driving a forklift.

She's got a sweet face and an Annie Get Your Gun frontier-gal mentality that appeals to a certain slice of Americana that's undeniably, well, American.

For a certain slice of the population, the two delights came together most often in Jewish-style delis of New York.

I think he probably became intimately familiar with a certain slice of New York gay culture, although his central impulse seems to have been voyeuristic.

Even in retirement, Mrs. Poll is not just the matriarch of her business but of a certain slice of Manhattan society.

I was trying to capture a certain little slice of society, so I was intentionally looking for couples who exemplified the changing dynamic and it was only when I put the whole thing together that I realised there was an echo in couple after couple.

As a consequence, the travel times between each pair of retailers, as well as between each retailer and the terminal IT, are time-dependent and can be represented by a vector where each component is associated to a certain time slice.

The collaborative network during a certain time slice can be formally defined as: Gt = (V, Av, E) where: V is the set of nodes representing the developers ∈T O P T E N contributing to the OpenStack Nova open source software project.

The Watch necessarily appeals to a certain top-slice of iPhone owners — at least until (and assuming) Watch apps become more compelling.

While Data Explorer gives users a lot of freedom, New Relic is also bringing some of this data back to its more opinionated products that only look at certain slices of the information (there is, after all, such a thing as too much information).