Sentence examples for far smaller share from inspiring English sources

But that is still a far smaller share than in some parts of New York City.

A far smaller share of the population lives in poverty now than in the supposedly golden age of equality in the 1950s (12% compared with 22%).

He also ran closely with Mr. Gingrich among white evangelical Christians, who made up a far smaller share of Florida's electorate than they did South Carolina's.

Mr. McCain countered with stronger support among independents and Democrats, but they accounted for a far smaller share of the electorate than in 2000.

In 2007 they accounted for a quarter of the rise in global oil demand even though they represent a far smaller share of the world economy.As oil prices rose, some countries decided to start unwinding these distortions.

But with the exception of a few states like South Carolina and Georgia, where blacks represented a majority and Mr. Obama won, they have represented a far smaller share of the vote.

Its trade surplus with America seems headed for a record in dollar terms, although the imbalance is far smaller as a share of America's economy than it was during the 1980s.Common logicIn addition, the weak yen may have a very different effect now than it did a decade ago, when the currency briefly traded at ¥263 to the dollar.

To the contrary, the rich will do far better with a smaller share of a robust, growing economy than they're doing with a large share of an economy that's barely moving forward.

The rich would do far better with a smaller share of a rapidly-growing economy than a ballooning share of one that's growing at a snail's pace and a stock market that's turning into a bubble.

While about 74 donors gave to the group, a far smaller number contributed an outsize share of the funds, which were spent to advance core items of Mr. Cuomo's fiscal agenda: reducing state spending, passing a cap on local property taxes, and cutting pension benefits for public employees.

According to Thomson Financial, analysts were expecting a far smaller loss of $1.03 a share and sales of $10.6 billion.