Sentence examples for narrower slice of the from inspiring English sources

His successor, the Dutch maestro Jaap van Zweden, is best known for crackling performances of a narrower slice of the standard repertory.

Sullen Republicans, meanwhile, answering to a narrower slice of the electorate, have seen little reason to do anything other than reflexively attack the Democratic agenda at every turn.

Instead of selling cheap wine to a wide market of inexpensive bistros and cafes, top Beaujolais producers now sell to a narrower slice of the market willing to pay more money for wines of higher quality.

But many insiders doubt the HEA will get brought up during the election season, so McCaskill said they now hope to incorporate CASA into a narrower slice of the reauthorization, or move it forward as a standalone bill.

Gregory Treverton, a RAND Corporation expert who is a former vice chairman of the National Intelligence Council, said that as hundreds of analysts flood into the subject of the moment, they are assigned to narrower and narrower slices of the problem.

The selection of E.T.F.'s -- baskets of stocks that trade like individual shares -- has been expanding rapidly, making it easier for investors to bet on ever narrower slices of the market.

But not even optimists put likely yearly sales of the Five Hundred much beyond 100,000.This is typical of a mature consumer-goods market faced with over-capacity: everyone tries to stand out in the crowd by targeting ever narrower slices of the market.

The company would have broad powers to invest in all types of property deals, unlike many private funds and investment trusts that focus on narrower slices of the market, such as industrial buildings, housing developments or apartments.

But this is one narrow slice of the overall stimulus.

Instead, Harbingers buy things that appeal to a narrow slice of the marketplace.

Critics of the state tests have said that they measure a narrow slice of the curriculum.