Sentence examples for narrow subset of from inspiring English sources
In Christianity Today, McCracken writes that today's religious hipsterism is "a rather narrow subset of the faith: mostly white evangelical, mostly economically well-off".
He said he expected a "narrow subset" of agency documents to be classified, those relating to bioterrorism and the nation's preparedness to respond to it.
Because spending reductions are being concentrated on a relatively narrow subset of services, the impact on the unringfenced ones is disproportionately great.
Other properties prone to purgatory include walk-ups — particularly those on the upper floors, which are typically coveted by only a narrow subset of buyers.
Pain is both universal and utterly subjective, and knowing how best to respond to a loved one in pain has little to do with having experienced some narrow subset of the physical sensations involved.
Of those sources, infections, radiation and air pollution have been set aside and discussion has zeroed in on the narrow subset of what are being described as "lifestyle choices".
Some of the estimates in Addison and Blackburn (1999) point to significant reductions in poverty, but these are for very narrow subsets of the population and hence largely irrelevant to the policy question.
14 15 Finally, a focus on more narrow subsets of customers, conditions or geographies may also be the optimal use of scarce public health resources.
One reason for the misleading early numbers in 2006 may have been that Quinnipiac sampled all self-identified registered Democrats rather than a narrower subset of likely primary voters.
Enhancer activity was restricted to a narrower subset of neurons (Fig. 7a).
The other reviews included in this paper focused on a narrower subset of the governance and accountability literature including community participation in clinic committees [ 20], community accountability mechanisms [ 6], governance approaches in human resource policy design [ 15] and the effectiveness of external supervision of health facilities [ 18].
