Sentence examples for tiny subgroup of from inspiring English sources

"The closer that you can get to that tiny subgroup of humans who choose the life of terrorist," Dr. Victoroff said, "the better your understanding will be".

In fact, the figure was taken from a tiny subgroup of patients who responded well to the drug.

Forced entry by an intruder accounted for a tiny subgroup of real cases, though it loomed large in the fears of homeowners.

A significantly increased risk was found for the tiny subgroup of upper-most lifetime dose of more than 3.5 kg in this young age group (19 cases and 11 controls, 2% of all cases and 0.3% of all controls).

While the large subgroup of users with a lifetime dose up to 0.5 kg (278 cases and 1365 controls) showed a significantly decreased risk, a tiny subgroup of extreme users with over 3.5 kg lifetime use (19 cases and 11 controls) showed a significant risk increase.

(A smattering of Mormons, Orthodox Christians, and other tiny subgroups make up the remaining 4percentt).

On the other hand, the ability of highly coded "insider" language to suddenly break out of its corralling in a tiny demographic subgroup and turn mainstream is a feature of 20th-century language transfer.

TAO is another subgroup of the systems intelligence directorate.

The Ahwahneechee were a subgroup of the Miwok.

Trump's support was not isolated in any subgroup of Republicans — it spanned them all.

Fruitadens is one of a subgroup of ornithischians that survived for more than 100 million years.