Sentence examples for subset from inspiring English sources

Internet trolling might seem like an issue that only affects a certain subset of people, but that's only true if you believe that living in a world devoid of diverse voices – public discourse shaped primarily by white, heterosexual, able-bodied men – wouldn't profoundly affect your life.

We've spent the week trawling YouTube for some of Letterman's more memorable interviews of sportspeople, a subset of celebrity who proved a fascinating fit for his disarming style.

The tone of the hearing was set by the opening question from from Republican chairman Fred Upton, who choose to focus on a subset of existing insurance customers who, he claimed, are facing prices rises of up to 400% as a result of the Affordable Care Act.

"Shy Tories" were a familiar subset of the electorate in the 1980s.

He explained that this was because the study looked only at a subset of drug-resistant bacteria and public-health issues and did not examine the social costs, the demand on national healthcare systems and secondary health effects – the danger that interventions that have become routine in the developed world which rely heavily on antibiotics could be severely undermined.

We do not believe this is a superior answer for auditing .Board stiffsThe Enron affair has also highlighted the failure of companies' internal audit committees (a subset of their board) to police their auditors properly.

Since the Paulson plan includes only a subset of borrowers, it will have a modest effect on overall foreclosures, and on resulting downward pressure on prices.

A subset received this "discount" at harvest time, while another group were also offered free delivery, but only when planting time was imminent.

About 1,500 people came to the American version, which explicitly pitched its appeal to artists and musicians, nonconformists, post-Christians, non-Christians, disaffected evangelicals and a liberal evangelical subset known as the "emergent" church.Instead of Bible studies, there were labyrinth walks.

If they then compare a subset of these and get a perfect match, they can use the remaining values to encrypt their future chats.

Cynics suspect that the real aim of the "Sportsmen's Act" is to let vulnerable Democrats in rural states sponsor a law that sounds pro-gun, thus stroking a passionate subset of voters.