Sentence examples for little share of from inspiring English sources

But for now it was about offering blacks a little share of the good life, not actual power.

Scott said he felt he owes Norman, who was runner-up at Augusta three times, at least a little share of his win.

Many supporters of the commune jumped at the chance to "buy a little share of freedom", more than 12.5m kroner was raised, a mortgage was secured and Christiania was saved.

But one thing leads to another, and we have recently found ourselves swirling in the cyclone that is Manhattan real estate, trying to increase our own little share of the cosmos by a few rooms.

Meanwhile, possible rivals for the 2016 Democratic nomination sought ways to get a little share of the spotlight.

There's no way around it: this is claiming my little share of ancestral specialness, even as I while renounce it.

Collectors began to think of cards as little shares of stock, said Dave Jamieson, author of "Mint Condition: How Baseball Cards Became an American Obsession".

In these programs, needless to say, there is little sharing of personal histories; the circumstances and concerns of the men are not discussed.

Each of the 25 or more named diseases is represented by a variety of stakeholders (patients, specialists, researchers), with little sharing of data across groups, and even less across diseases.

There seemed to be little sharing of ideas and resources as we do routinely today, although as we planned to introduce the national curriculum we were starting to do that, and there was a sense that we needed to begin working as a team, rather than simply in a team.

Disparate groups of researchers have worked on their ideas, projects and inventions in isolated clusters, with little sharing of information and synergies from collaboration.