Sentence examples similar to a narrow selection of classes from inspiring English sources

The music departments in those stores are mainly known for offering a narrow selection of chart toppers.

At the time, department stores carried only the most common Levi's sizes and a narrow selection of styles.

Financial, energy and a narrow selection of technology issues offer your best odds for market gains.

Shipman's rejoinder is that the small accounts can be maintained by the government in a narrow selection of mutual funds.

In addition, all cited studies have in common that they assessed only a narrow selection of developmental delays.

Second, most studies have tested only a narrow selection of cognitive skills, making cross-task comparison difficult.

"In our warehouse we have both a smaller supply and a narrower selection of food products," said Marcella Barba, development coordinator with Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County.

But generics manufacturers in Europe tend to market a narrower selection of best-selling medicines compared with their American counterparts because of price controls in Europe, he said.

Hastings has already talked about how the streaming strategy will differ from Netflix's past, emphasizing a narrower selection of exclusive and original content rather than the more comprehensive selection that the service had with DVDs.

From habit, Ms. Portman prefers a narrow selection.

In research conducted with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Dr. Polsky found that 41percentt of silver plans offered a "narrow or very narrow" selection of doctors, meaning at best 25percentt of physicians in an area were included.