Sentence examples for a fairly small group from inspiring English sources

I think it was the greed of a fairly small group of people that got us into this mess.

"In academia, you talk to a fairly small group of people and become insulated from real criticism," says Professor Althouse, who regularly ruffles feathers on her blog.

Ms. Robinson, 53, has been with the Times Company for 21 years, and her promotion means she will join a fairly small group of women who are chief executives of major companies.

The field of music magazines has in the last five years grown from a fairly small group that was once dominated by behemoths like Rolling Stone and Spin to include more niche titles like The Source.

On the face of things, supply-side economists -- a fairly small group who argue that lower tax rates are the key incentive to promoting economic growth -- appear to have returned to their influential role of the early 1980's.

Since membership in Frelimo was a prerequisite for any political office, the most powerful national and provincial offices tended to circulate among a fairly small group of trusted party members.

However, this setting also poses some confounding factors, including fairly small group sizes, receipt of other simultaneous vaccines at the same visit, and the fact that some of the participants visited Asia before providing the postvaccination sample.

We studied a fairly small homogeneous group of ten male CH patients.

The buyers, referred to as Amapiens, prefer fairly small groups.

This could be sufficient for your needs if you are just interested in showing films to fairly small groups of people, such as for non-profit community events.

But if you hand out billions to banks, and they just sit on it, then all you've done is help bank shareholders and executives, which is, on the whole, a fairly small and wealthy group.