Sentence examples for a growing section of from inspiring English sources
"Stats memes" can be very tempting to share from supporters of all parties, reassuring you that your beliefs are shared by a growing section of the public.
Different ways of working and different family groupings have given rise to a growing section of society to whom the established parties can offer no answers.
Sadly, however, there is now a feeling among a growing section of the Jewish community that they do not feel welcome in our party.
He said Miliband had "thrown the baby out with the bathwater", and that Labour was endangering its link to millions of decent working people when Westminster politics was viewed as distant and irrelevant by a growing section of the population.
The latest figures from Nationwide, released, this morning, show prices jumped by 10.9% in the year to April, outpacing wage rises again, and adding to fears that homes are becoming unaffordable for a growing section of the population.
With Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey taking a pass and Gov. Rick Perry of Texas struggling, the yearning for a candidate who can combine fiery conservative populism with concrete policy proposals has led a growing section of Republican voters to embrace, or at least take a hard look at, Mr. Cain.
Most landlords are solo investors, managing their portfolios in a traditional way, yet a small but growing section of the market could one day disrupt the established buy-to-let model: crowdfunding.
This is the 184th such military delegation to come here, and when you add to that number the many school trips from Israel, you begin to realise that a large and growing section of the population has made this pilgrimage.
A large and growing section of citizens are unhappy and very critical of the organization of the sprawled city and thousands of advocacy groups aggregate against typical issues such as the establishment of larger and more distant shopping centers, new throughways, land development and the like.
The finding of rising proportions of cancer deaths in institutions with increasing age suggests a need to ensure that appropriate high quality care is available to this growing section of the population.
