Sentence examples for benefited a tiny from inspiring English sources

So far, the country's growing wealth has largely benefited a tiny elite, breeding resentment among the small middle class.

Until now Guinea's riches have been exploited in a haphazard manner, one that benefited a tiny number of people in the country.

But Mozambique remains one of the poorest countries in the world, and the rapidly expanding economy has primarily benefited a tiny elite.

The credit crunch laid bare for the public how the old way of doing things disproportionately benefited a tiny financial elite.

The fuel subsidy is one of the few dividends average Nigerians have received from immense oil wealth that has benefited a tiny minority of the population in the country's more than 50 years of independence.

Low-skilled U.S. workers without a college degree benefited a "tiny" amount — 36 cents a year in additional income — from having fewer low-skilled Mexican workers to compete with.

The truth is that the huge new allowances benefit a tiny number of people.

What bothers me is that the government is being run to benefit a tiny coterie of big companies.

They have been filibustering Democratic attempts to separate tax cuts that mainly benefit a tiny group of wealthy Americans from those that mainly help the middle class.

A repeal outright would benefit a tiny handful of taxpayers who already reap most of the benefits of the society they live in.

In the next few months the Bush administration will once again demand tax cuts that benefit a tiny elite, in the name of economic stimulus.