Sentence examples for greater segments from inspiring English sources

The party broadened its base to attract increasingly greater segments of the middle class.

The transcriptional activities of three proteins that contain successive greater segments of the C-terminus of RhlR fused to the T3N module were tested on both reporter plasmids in COS-1 cells (Fig. 3).

We also recognize the limitations due to the subjective nature of some of the assessment tools utilized in this study including the use of "deep palpation of erector spinae" and the use of "hypomobility of one or greater segments".

Peter Weinberg, a founding partner of Perella Weinberg, said in a statement that Mr. Silver's "broad pharmaceutical and healthcare industry experience complements our existing capabilities and allows us to advise clients across a greater segment of the healthcare sector".

"I think that there must be a greater segment of our population that has tenuous connections to family and friends, and therefore has fewer resources to fall back on when something very bad happens like when they lose their job," he said.

These issues are discussed as legitimate concerns in this context since maize is widely used as food in Africa, with the crop representing the largest component of food for the greater segment of the African population.

What I see is that, as law-of-the-jungle conditions, which have always been the default setting for the poor, begin applying to an ever greater segment of the U.S. middle class, demands for structural change -- and for a more intelligent media to understand and report on those demands -- will intensify.

– RP The Feed on SBS has been pumping out some great segments this year, from a heartbreaking look at bullying to an investigation into Australia's most homophobic town and a wonderful exploration of competitive dog grooming in Australia.

From the responsible outlook of what was good for the country, great segments of the population have now gone public with their private selves to satisfy that vanity and self-gratification on TV, tattooing themselves, overeating, not reading, cellular chitchatting, tweeting and Facebooking.

I can kick!" (never had the balls to do that one) or smiling guy who waits patiently for the questions and answers them concisely and thoughtfully and completely boringly and then gets off the stage with lots of fake "great segments!" and a waiting car that whisks you to your boozy hotel room replete with tears of regret and failure.

"But I found this great segment, rare stuff from an old 'Steve Alien Show' in 1964 that was censored.