Sentence examples for but a small subset from inspiring English sources

Translated novels by female writers are the palomino unicorns of the publishing world – not just unusual, but a small subset within a subset.

But a small subset gained far less, coming close to maintaining the body size with which they started the study.

MANY grown-up gamers have since moved on to more sophisticated fare, but a small subset of nostalgists has gravitated toward the simple, repetitive but addictive games from the genre's Paleolithic era.

But a small subset of the cues are slightly different from the rest, and when these appear, they are supposed to withhold their usual response and refrain from pressing the button.

MUTUAL fund managers tend to be held on a short investing leash, but a small subset of funds lets managers run free and place bets on just about any asset class from any part of the world.

However, the difficulty in interpreting this response is underlined by results in the cCH group where the majority experienced reductions in frequency but a small subset did see an increase in the number of attacks compared to baseline.

Changes in community structure were small at higher taxonomic levels, but strong at the operational taxonomic unit (OTU) level but for a small subset of taxa.

But only a small subset of officers are responsible for the vast majority of these complaints, according to a Guardian analysis of a new citizen complaint database.

PRICE comparison sites have always been popular with online shoppers, but for a small subset of that population, online shopping software "agents" do the bargain sniffing for them.

"There is no shortage of information about China, but only a small subset of that ever sees the light of day in English," Mr. Ogilvy-Stuart said in an interview on Monday.

This move is certainly a big one, but only a small subset of customers will really see the value in it.