Sentence examples for much narrower group from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C. accused New Century of a much narrower group of accounting irregularities.

So it ended up being targeted to a much narrower group, of four or five or six hundred.

A citizen body, always a much narrower group than the total population but often as numerous as the population of freeborn males, acquired power in the direction of the city government through the election of its officers and direct participation in the city councils.

In my own research on the street harassment of gay and bisexual men - an admittedly much narrower group - survey respondents also reported high levels of avoiding specific areas or neighborhoods and crossing the street or taking an alternative route in order to sidestep unwanted interactions in what they felt were unsafe environments.

When residents come to the ballot in local elections as Ben-David and Gonen (2001) argue, the tribal element overrides liberal and democratic notions of 'the greater good' or candidates' qualifications and abilities in favor of much narrower kin-group interests.

In developing countries and in those with authoritarian regimes, there is a much narrower range of economic groups, very few if any public interest and cause groups, and some government interests.

However, although PedsQL scores in the obese clinical group demonstrated sufficient variability in scores, the range of BMIz scores in this group was much narrower (data not shown).

Researchers say that because black and Hispanic men earn much less on average than white men, the gender pay gap within those groups is much narrower.

The crisis has posed a challenge to Egypt's president, Mohamed Morsi, a former leader of the Brotherhood, who represents a country trying to refresh its regional relationships while his critics continue to associate him with the Islamist group and its much narrower agenda.

Twohig and Putnam also found a much narrower variation in their review of focus group studies in primary care research, with a range of two to eight groups per study [ 7].

While there was also variability in cost by age, that range of costs was much narrower than the range observed across risk groups, suggesting that comorbidities have greater impact than age in determining cost outcomes for CAP.