Sentence examples for small disparate from inspiring English sources

These small, disparate communities often descend from refugees, as with Minnesota's Somali Americans and Michigan's Bosnian and Yemeni Americans.

Guardian Media Group, with its small disparate regional network, was not the organisation to pull the MEN out of that hole.

It allows companies to pull small, disparate pieces of information out of vast sales or inventory databases to find fraud or to identify overlooked customers or marketing trends.

But the resurgence of a confident and uncompromising political opposition turned what had fuelled small, disparate protests into a mass movement demanding change.

The Senate is a small, disparate group of men and women who are thrown into constant close contact: in the cloakroom, on the floor of the Senate, in caucuses, in their private dining room.

He said he was offended by the way the Bloods had become small, disparate and often antagonistic groups, all wearing the red Bloods colors and spouting gang slang, much of it coined by him in the prison system.

Chicago has long wrestled with guns and gangs, and the splintering of large gangs into smaller, disparate groups has added to the bloodshed that largely plays out on the South and West Sides.

Despite restricting the analysis to the common subset and majority, any influence of the smaller disparate subset on test taker responses to the common questions cannot be accounted for.

Defecting soldiers worked in small and disparate groups.

That jihadist Web sites have been translated into Danish for such a small and disparate group demonstrates the interest and effort they are putting into the country.

Until we can expose the process of recruitment, we are not going to be close to the full answers.' One theory is that a small and disparate group split to recruit and form individual cells, with key members of each cell known to each other but not to all members.