Sentence examples for a narrow range of groups from inspiring English sources
It seems to me they are too often plucked from a narrow range of groups comprising MPs, ministers, and shadow ministers and experts - who are treated more respectfully.
Unsurprisingly, given their positions, they are still wedded to the idea that minorities need to be represented by a narrow range of self-appointed groups.
The thematic synthesis incorporated studies based on only a narrow range of qualitative methodologies (interviews and focus groups) which were informed by a similarly narrow range of epistemological assumptions.
Thus, palmitic acid (C16:0) derivatives are grouped in a narrow range of RT, 16 to 17 min.
"They had only a few books — the Bible, an almanac, a devotional work or two — and they read them over and over again, usually aloud and in groups, so that a narrow range of traditional literature became deeply impressed on their consciousness".
Dr. Couzin found that a narrow range of behavior allowed ants to move as a group as quickly as possible.
They group USPs from marine organisms, especially green sulfur bacteria adapted to a narrow range of energy-limited conditions and inhabiting the obscure oceanic depths.
The second is that drilling children in a narrow range of subjects with a view to passing an equally narrow range of assessment tests constitutes a good education.
