Sentence examples for enjoyed few of from inspiring English sources

Until the court decision, they enjoyed few of the rights of heterosexual married couples. .

Her tragedy was that she incurred more of the costs of fame than most celebrities, but enjoyed fewer of the benefits.Once the famous were, like Lindbergh, mainly people (indeed, mainly men) who had achieved some practical task: conquered somewhere, discovered somewhere, written something, performed something.

"Domestic workers throughout our city enjoy few of the protections in their workplaces that most of us take for granted," said Councilwoman Gale A. Brewer, a Manhattan Democrat who was the bill's chief sponsor.

Mr Alito observed that Ms Harris and other home health aides are employed by the people they care for, not by the state, and that they enjoy few of the perks that fully-fledged public workers get, such as pensions and ironclad job security.

No group is enjoying fewer of those fruits than peasants.

As their numbers continue to decline -- from 40percentt of the population in 1980, to about 20percenttodayay -- middle class people say they have enjoyed few benefits of Mexico's current boom.

But many of our participants enjoyed few or none of these benefits.

Cervantes enjoyed few benefits from the success of Don Quixote.

They enjoyed fewer benefits of information and knowledge exchange in their informal circles.

Well it looks like Qik will be able to enjoy few precious moments of blogosphere sunshine because a young Israeli company named FlixWagon is hot on its heals.

Countries that are further north and enjoy fewer hours of sunshine have a higher incidence of breast cancer and women living in them are at greater risk of dying from the disease than those in the sunnier southern climes.