Sentence examples for A tiny favor from inspiring English sources

I have a tiny favor to ask everyone!

Ask them for a tiny favor, something that takes less than a minute of their time.

A host could greet you by name, usher you to a favored table or dispense some tiny favor or bit of decency and you could imagine yourself part of an intimate club, a player in the grand show of Manhattan night life.

If someone -- a client, a vendor, anyone but your mom -- says something positive about your work, ask them for this tiny favor: "If it's not too much trouble, I would love it if you could jot me a quick note to keep in my annual review file!" Then you can walk around the office saying how nice it was that Mr. Client/Vendor/Anyone-but-your-Mom took the time to write this swell note to you.

Sooner or later, Americans' real wages (accounting for inflation) will start to grow meaningfully along with if not anywhere as fast as Wall Street profits and their debt loads will come down, or else growth will continue to favor a tiny investor class.

It was a tiny film world where favors and friendships often stood in for the money no one had.

For many decades, Puerto Ricans have been split three ways: roughly half advocates an improved version of the current "commonwealth" status; roughly half supports the island's admission into the Union as the fifty-first state; and a tiny but vocal minority favors independence.

I'm personally now favoring a tiny alteration to a very familiar phrase in US politics; ahead of us we now have Four Mere Years.

Systemic greed favors a tiny class of people who concentrate more and more capital, as well as more and more control over our lives.

Most opinion polls show that only a tiny minority of Taiwan residents favor reunification with the mainland.

Many of the old crony capitalists have been sidelined (and a few are in jail) but the basic rules of the game remain skewed in favor of a tiny elite — chief among which is the Egyptian military.