Sentence examples for very small sections of from inspiring English sources

Nick Johnson, director of policy at the Institute of Community Cohesion, agrees, saying: "The bedrock of their support is because there is that ingrained prejudice among very small sections of the community.

The sections of the mask which keep audio are then expanded forwards and backwards in time to ensure the attack and decay of individual sounds are retained in full and any chopping effects due to very small sections of rejected audio are eliminated.

If you have very small sections of hair, your hair will end up more as curls.

Plus you miss out on all except a very small section of 101.....and to be in your seats at 12.45pm tomorrow probably means you get none of Napa.

Flexible work isn't just a women's issue: we need to stop framing it as something that only benefits a very small section of the working population.

In a democracy, she said, it was important that rights and responsibilities be decided by a judiciary more reflective of society as a whole "and not just a very small section of it".

That matters because if you're the Prime Minister and you're cutting taxes for a very small section of the population and raising them for everyone else … that's wrong".

What I am saying is when you are making a tax decision as the prime minister, if you are cutting taxes for a very small section of the population and you are one of them, then actually you have a bit of a responsibility to come clean about that.

Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson said the attack was "an evil act from a very small section of the community".

This is achieved with precise pointing (looking at a very small section of the sky) and the ability to measure and distinguish a wide range of frequencies in the X-ray spectrum.

But the first minister said: "We as a party have always tried to make sure that parliament and the assembly reflects society as a whole - it isn't made up from people from a very small section of society.