Sentence examples for narrow strata from inspiring English sources

Outside of a very narrow strata of political extremists, birth control is not a controversial subject.

AGES 11 AND UP -- A narrow stratum of teenagers might fall for this schmaltz, but most would make no connection.

But the idea that a book might be both "impious" and "prestigious" is relatively new, and has only ever held sway within a narrow stratum of society.

It was the clerical attacks on heretics as much as the subversive works themselves that familiarized a narrow stratum of society with new ideas.

The stock market gains primarily benefit a fairly narrow stratum of American society, Mr. Maki noted, with the top 20 percent of earners holding 80 percent of stocks.

The organizers admirably seek to democratize access to classical music, making it available to listeners beyond the narrow stratum that currently benefits from the city's thriving concert scene.

Even The Crucible (1953), seemingly Miller's least economics-based work, is founded in the inequalities of early Massachusetts, which had set out to compress potential worldly success within a narrow stratum, subservient to religion.

Mr. Viteritti and Mr. Smith acutely note that the federal judiciary has been drawn from a narrow stratum of the legal profession, which indeed ill serves the court system and the nation.

At the top was a narrow stratum of well-off peasants, whose relatively comfortable circumstances contrasted sharply with the condition of the landless and other poor at the bottom of the scale; in between lay the bulk of peasants, who lived out precarious existences.

We perform for a very narrow stratum, but I think that's what makes us interesting to those people, and I don't think we should be afraid to be who we are and we shouldn't be hiding the people we are.

As with all arbor types described here, the terminal branches of the BE arbors ramify within a narrow stratum.