Sentence examples for discerning group from inspiring English sources

If you want a copy, for yourself or a child you know, you will join a discerning group of more than 10 million devotees (and growing).

And the people who drink craft beer are a very diverse and discerning group.

The market for initial public offerings has come a long way from the dark ages of late 2008 and early 2009, but continued economic uncertainty and tight credit conditions make for a discerning group of investors for companies that want to come to market.

"Teenagers are such a discerning group of people.

The new generation of investors comprises a discerning group of financially savvy, smart and assiduous folks.

Considering this amount and the frequency with which these individuals travel -- an average of 21 to 30 times per year, according to a report from American Express Global Business Travel -- hotels need to promise more than just a business center to appease this discerning group of frequent travelers.

But with Puffin renaming yesterday as "Fowl Friday" in his honour and laying on a glorious secret-agent hunt for a discerning groups of children, the ground is already prepared for another bestseller.

Sorting through this visual data, the three collaborating artists began to discern groups, patterns and systems; they eventually arrived at the overarching system diagrammed like a family tree on one wall of the exhibition.

So when he maintains that science is a "habit of the understanding" he means to claim that human reason, when properly employed, can discern groups of facts, establish a certain order and interconnectedness between these facts, and ultimately justify them as being certain parts of human knowledge.

Although considerable overlap between stages was also found within BODE quartiles, the BODE index can indeed be used to discern groups of COPD patients.

Maximilian Hemmerle and Georg Schmidtheailer, the founders and Managing Directors of RenéSim said: "Condé Nast's exclusive media brands give us valuable access to our hard to approach, discerning target group.