Sentence examples for a tiny pool of from inspiring English sources

Because of the small turnout over all, many races were decided by only a tiny pool of voters.

The poll suggested that the candidates were still struggling to lure a tiny pool of undecided voters.

The poll suggested that the candidates were still struggling to lure a tiny pool of undecided voters, with Mr. Bush taking a slight, but statistically insignificant lead.

Tender seared sea scallops, three large golden-browned ones, perched on grilled zucchini rounds, in a tiny pool of sun-dried tomato-flavored olive oil.

There is a desperate need for regulatory pressure to force public companies to say more about what they do and to tell the public, not just a tiny pool of connected investors.

Another is "Trees in the Yard" (circa 1916), an untypical Japanesque arrangement of bare, angular whitish trunks around a tiny pool of blue water, in which the crisply painted trees seem cut from paper, like origami.

The pool was apparently designed for bathing rather than swimming but it's still enjoyable and there's a tiny pool the size of a big bathtub for children, too.

Yet most companies fish for directors from a tiny pool, too often bosses of other firms.

It looked to be a tiny pool.

Emmy winners, prominent academics and politicians, and MacArthur geniuses make up a surprising proportion of its tiny pool of alumni.

Engineering and manufacturing firms have to compete with medical schools for the tiny pool of women who have done maths and science A-levels.