Sentence examples for exclusively the top from inspiring English sources

According to officials, the capital gains tax reforms would impact "almost exclusively" the top 1percentt of earners, carving out the majority of middle-income families from the hikes.

The rendition of "A Holly Jolly Christmas" by Burl Ives, left, is the song most played on radio stations that programmed Christmas music exclusively in the top United States markets this holiday season, according to the www.aircheck.net service of Media Monitors.

More than four years into an economic recovery, poverty and unemployment remain elevated, while the income gains from economic growth have flowed almost exclusively to the top 1 percent of earners.

In a third phase the SRT was controlled by discharging biomass exclusively from the top of the sludge bed.

But the gains were concentrated almost exclusively in the top tenth percentile of the market's biggest companies.

Further, ablation of GCNPs exclusively on the top surface of the coatings and formation of hierarchical NPs (diamond NPs on GCNPs) has been observed.

But the gains have been concentrated almost exclusively in the top tier, leaving mid cap and small caps behind with a 9% drop in the Russell 2000 and a relatively modest gain of 6.5% in the S&P 400 mid cap index.

"We were thrilled to see that we could take [artists'] passions and drive them all the way to No. 1. Chance the Rapper, who we put on Apple Music exclusively, hit the top 10 on the Billboard charts [based on streams alone], and I can't recall that being done before".

Most foreigners dance exclusively in the top hotels and tourist-friendly Nile party boats.

Since people are always less likely to support something they had nothing to do with, planning exclusively at "the top of the house" compounds the challenge of getting "buy-in" later.

Or that the thirty year period of conservative emergence and governance that began in the mid-1970s was a lot like the 19th century's Gilded Age -- the economic returns from enormous productivity gains (owing to nationalization of the American market thanks to railroads in the Gilded Age, and computerization of the home and workplace in our own time) migrated almost exclusively to the top.