Sentence examples for narrower segment from inspiring English sources

And all along, Mr. Suozzi pushed for high voter turnout, while Mr. DiNapoli targeted a narrower segment of prime Democratic voters.

Allowing the current trend to continue raises the question of hijacking public dollars ($152 million this year in city money and $1 billion projected for capital over the next five years) for institutions that serve a narrower and narrower segment of New Yorkers.

But in the final weeks of the campaign, Gallup and others shift to the narrower segment of likely voters, which has typically made their estimates more accurate by filtering out registered voters who aren't likely to go to the polls on Election Day.

For example, if females need to reach underneath floating leaves to oviposit there, longer exposed ovipositor and narrower segment 7 with an indent in the middle (shapes presented in Figure 4) may be favored.

As compared to generalists, specialists see a narrower segment of the patient population for a subset of health conditions; they likely use fewer diagnostic codes and may therefore have better billing diagnosis accuracy.

Define whether your advertising agency will focus on broad healthcare advertising and medical issues or a narrower segment of the industry.

The initiative is indicative of the increasing attention being paid to such viewers, who remain crucial to the success of mass marketers even in an era of aiming programs and products at narrower segments of the general population.

Thirdly, narrower segments which developed since 1963 have contracted by small-scale accretion on both banks.

This scenario creates an image of a highly compartmentalized tumor-cell population, which contains a large number of epitopes presented by narrower and narrower segments of the tumor (Fig.  1).

And, as ONS figures remind us, wealth is held by an extraordinarily narrow segment of society.

"The discounters really compete in a rather narrow segment of the book marketplace," he said.