Sentence examples for a complete cross section of from inspiring English sources

He said they deal with "a complete cross section of nationalities, all from overseas, all working".

"I want a complete cross section of people, from bakers to lawyers to gas station attendants," he said.

Over one million people participated in est's programs, among them government leaders, members of the judiciary and a complete cross section of professions, businesses, arts and entertainment, the military, media and the general population.

It is shown that a quantitative schlieren system which senses over a complete cross section of the mixing flow from a nozzle gives rise to signals which have a quadrature phase relationship to near field microphone signals when vortex structures are present in the flow.

However, it is not a complete cross section of the entire employed population in German-speaking Switzerland.

Full sections of ca 1 2 mm2 were taken by cutting through the banner using a scalpel to obtain a complete cross section for examination.

"Between them, these five unions represent a complete cross-section of our staff across all grades and their support is testimony to the fact that we have the right deal.

Piercing is not an activity that is done only by messed up kids; it involves a complete cross-section of society, the vast majority of whom are adults who lead productive lives.

A line of section for thin sectioning for each stone was carefully selected under a Zeiss Axio Zoom.V16 Microscope (Carl Zeiss, Oberkochen, Germany), along the orientation that would exhibit a complete cross-section of earliest-to-latest crystalline stone growth.

We cater for everyone from secretarial and facilities staff to senior partners, so there's a complete cross-section of financial problems and issues". Saffery Champness recognises that financial planning is a powerful way in which it can help safeguard employees general wellbeing.

"The straw poll doesn't provide a complete cross-section of the caucus-going electorate," said Phil Musser, an adviser to former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty.