Sentence examples for narrower category from inspiring English sources
And what about the somewhat narrower category of "video film history" (376 entries)?
Mr. Ricketts started the American Film Company to make movies from the rather narrower category of stories from American history.
According to KPMG the narrower category of farmland and agribusiness deals account for less than 1% of total Chinese investment in Australia in 2014, being worth $140m.
Esterases include lipases, which break ester bonds (between a carboxylic acid and an alcohol) in lipids, and phosphatases, which act analogously upon phosphates; a narrower category comprises the nucleases, which are phosphatases that hydrolyze nucleic acids.
The ECEC provides compensation data for primary and secondary school teachers and for a broader category of "teachers". We analyze the narrower category, which matches closely our definition of teachers in our ORG data, except that the ECEC includes private school and special education teachers.
Brookings, by contrast, freely admits that job growth in the "clean economy" has been slower than the national average between 2003 and 2010 an average annual growth rate of 3.4% for clean jobs compared to 4.2% for the entire economy but, like Pew, it finds that the narrower category of renewables and so on created jobs at "a torrid pace".This points to an interesting conclusion.
They are given to people on account of their humanity rather than membership of narrower categories such as state or nation.
Human rights belong to all humans on account of their humanity rather than membership of narrower categories such as citizenship, ethnicity or class.
Sections of data were coded according to the main themes which were subsequently refined into narrower categories (Table 2).
Ethnicity was self-reported in narrower categories than most studies but still did not include specific nationality of origin.
By progressively restricting the analysis to narrower categories of sites, we further seek to identify sites where the mutational effects are predictably deleterious, neutral, or beneficial.
