Sentence examples for by certain segments of from inspiring English sources

These privileges have been questioned and even attacked by certain segments of the American public.

And faithful Catholic newspapers and organizations deemed "right wing" by certain segments of the church and secular media have been pounding the pavement for long time to get this very serious problem addressed.

Their predictions have generally been terribly inaccurate, and yet the same people who have made these wrong predictions are still treated as credible experts by certain segments of the media.

If we're not being completely ignored by media and by marketers, then we're being over-exposed by certain segments of the population through music videos, and in magazines that do not truly honour us.

While many parents and students will not find closure to be a significant hardship [ 84], officials considering closure must weigh not only the total amount of disruption but also the extent to which social costs will be disproportionately borne by certain segments of society, such as those who depend on school lunches to meet nutritional needs.

Further, the study provides some understanding of the types of difficulties faced by the general population (e.g., wait times), as well as particular difficulties experienced more frequently by certain segments of the population (e.g., transportation, language, and cost barriers for new Canadians; availability for rural residents).

In this and other work, Bullard documented how systematic environmental racism leads to health inequities by excluding certain segments of the population based on race and class from environmental decision making (Bullard 1990 , 1993.

The focus on digital inclusion also looks to be a response to a wider framing of the Brexit vote as fueled by anger within certain segments of the population feeling left behind by globalization.

The campaign against Gillian Triggs by the coalition and certain segments of the media long ago crossed a line from fair scrutiny to extended harassment.

QUESTION FROM RYAN CAMPI: I am immediately turned off by the rabid tribalism of certain segments of our society which narrowly define what is and is not "American" (often preferring sterile, white, christian and non-urban — be it rural or suburban — to anything which might be rightly categorized as worldly and cosmopolitan).

We specified weight variables in GAMM to appropriately account for unequal probabilities of selection created by the intentional oversampling of certain segments of the US population [ 12].