Sentence examples for such a narrow group from inspiring English sources

To me, withdrawing my application to an institution that is a symbol of unfairness in both our education and the legal system (which is so dominated by Oxbridge graduates) makes perfect sense, and I am reluctant to be part of a system so heavily dominated by such a narrow group of self-selecting elites.

It is particularly problematic to argue that equity should be part of any definition of global health when the people making the definitions form such a narrow group: academics working in global health.

Thermal processing was designed in such a way that it mimicked conditions used for cooking of mushroom dishes, since only a narrow group of mushrooms can be eaten raw, while indole compounds are thermolabile.

Hoch and this paper employ wage rates for a narrow group of occupations.

A narrow group of favoured pundits appear on the news programmes again and again.

And only a narrow group gets to decide what is right.

The article investigated a narrow group of possible complications.

These results will be of interest beyond a narrow group of specialists.

In the statement, the bank said it had started making such offers in March to a narrower group of homeowners — those who were already in the process of seeking mortgage modification.

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

The commission's records show that when devising this rule, it turned aside pleas from political groups to limit enforcement only to ads, saying such a narrow focus was not what Congress intended.