Sentence examples for benefiting only a small from inspiring English sources
This is obviously neither inclusive nor sustainable, because the country's growth engines are benefiting only a small population, lack economies of scale, only marginally improve labor productivity, and are highly dependent on inbound remittances from millions of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW).
Dia:Beacon could easily have created a "day tourism" that benefited only a small number of residents and alienated many.
It becomes easy to forget that they benefit only a small minority: the uneasy consciences of a few white folks.
Protesters opposed to the Sivens dam project in the Tarn region say it will destroy a reservoir of biodiversity and will benefit only a small number of farmers.
But opponents said they would keep trying to block the settlement, which, they argued, would benefit only a small number of those with potential claims.
So the company plans to develop drugs based on promising targets that may benefit only a small percentage of patients with a given cancer type.
He was opposed by the union that represents many NASA civil servants, according to the Wall Street Journal, because his proposal benefited only a small group of people.
The issue has led to battles pitting minority rights against property rights, as home builders and others resist universal mandates that benefit only a small part of the population.
Its themes are disappointment, bitterness and pessimism: a conviction that the vast intervention to rebuild the world's fourth poorest country has benefited only a small handful, and Afghanistan is heading for a new crisis.
The region is intended to supersede an earlier autonomous zone, composed of five provinces, that was considered to have benefited only a small number of Muslim families and that had been wracked by violence.
With the economy finally improving and the election more than 18 months away, Labour will argue that a modest recovery will benefit only a small slice of British society that needs no help.
