Sentence examples for a slightly different group from inspiring English sources

"What I'm excited about with this program is we are doing things a bit differently, we're transparent about it and reaching a slightly different group of angels than the ones that are approached by the big firms in the Valley," said Bendz.

Each edition has a slightly different group of prints: Harvard's copy has 71, Princeton's 73, and each includes several not in the other volume.

If only we had filmed the event: it featured a slightly different group to the characters that Channel 4 has focused on.

A slightly different group appeared at each event, coming from modern dance, ballet, jazz, musical theater and various national and folk traditions.

A slightly different group of 11 Wall Street firms, Overstock said, essentially created stock out of thin air that could be sold by investors.

I am sure we would have ended up with a slightly different group of students, but would they really have been any less able, or less successful?

The world's population of seabirds, a group that includes gulls, terns, albatrosses and others, has dropped by around 230m, a 70% slump, over the past 60 years due to slightly different group of maladies that also includes overfishing and plastic and oil pollution.

Every type survey misses out on some slightly different group of people.

If two or more BuSs with identical indicator values are found at the transition of the top group, then all these BuSs are allocated to the top group, which, as in the present case, leads to slightly different group sizes among the partial ratings.

Comparable figures for other countries are based on a slightly different age group - those aged 25 to 34.

Two papers based on the same data set are described separately as they present data on a slightly different age group[ 15, 16].