It is easy to see why he should be so popular in his own country:for the first time, the majority of the population are benefiting from the rich natural resources of their own country, which have for so long been ruthlessly exploited for the benefit of a tiny section of the population.
In the right panel is a microscopic closeup of a tiny section of his body, a fingernail.
Not that the Lodge leadership had been particularly ambitious, cordoning off a tiny section of the park for the rally, all tucked away behind covered seating for their pensioner contingent.
Now a state plan may open up a tiny section of waterfront.
Only a tiny section of the 45-room hotel remained standing, albeit charred and ruined.
And at this dinner the centerpieces, such as they were, were small piles of rat bones — a tiny section of rib here, a spine there.
In an ANN, a tiny section of the central neural system can be simulated as a basic mathematical model of the natural neural system.
Feeling bored, excited, relaxed, angry, and exhausted make up only a tiny section of the rich and highly articulated field of moods.
In the secret surgery, Shepherd removes all but a tiny section of the tumor.
And why has a tiny section of black paint on a window frame been scraped away, revealing underlying colors?
