Sentence examples for narrower groups from inspiring English sources

Relying on Web advertising was a promising business idea ten years ago, when advertising rates appeared destined to climb endlessly higher as it became possible to target ads precisely for narrower groups of consumers.

Fragmentation and disillusion create space for narrower groups, be they Greens, regional parties or a ragbag of anti-immigrant, anti-EU and far-right parties.In short, stable majorities are harder to establish (a coalition even runs Britain, where the first-past-the-post system is designed for single-party government).

In general, Erv-CXXC patterns delimit narrower groups of organisms than do Trx-CXXC patterns and vary in most instances of paralogs.

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.

Finally, I checked whether there was any market pattern associated with an even narrower group of momentous days, those that were preceded by a declining market.

Lotronex was first approved for women with chronic diarrhea from irritable bowel syndrome, but it is now recommended only for a narrower group: women with very severe cases that have not responded to other drugs.

Your leaders are increasingly coming from a narrower group of universities, companies and socioeconomic classes.

They are interested in selecting a narrower group of patients only after they have trouble getting drugs on the market".

It is therefore uncertain whether restricting our analyses to more restricted fields might have lead to a narrower group of heuristics.

It is a way of life, at first glance, that seems especially vulnerable to the relentless advance of the Internet, with its ability to aim at narrow groups of consumers and measure results.