Sentence examples for minuscule group from inspiring English sources

Consider first that minuscule group in the stratosphere at the top, Britain's thousand richest.

Mr. Guan and his friends are black fliers — part of a minuscule group of wealthy Chinese who fly, quite literally, in the face of the law.

"There is an elite of unreconstructed, vicious capitalists for whom the process of accumulation is so powerful... a tiny group controls so much leverage, and people are in thrall to this minuscule group". Porritt is not naming names, but the present US government is clearly high on the list.

Alan Johnson's decision to ban al-Muhajiroun and its various incarnations (including Islam4UK) will no doubt be publicly welcomed by many of our tabloids – ironically the very same ones that have done so much in recent years to hype the activities of this minuscule group – but is banning the group really how a confident liberal democracy should be responding?

"It is extremely important to understand that the criminal activities of a minuscule group, even if it turns out to have home-grown elements, say nothing about Indian Muslims in general, who are an integral part of the country's social fabric," Amartya Sen, the Harvard economist and Indian-born Nobel laureate, wrote in an e-mail message.

Citing the recent phenomenon known as garage wines, a minuscule group of Bordeaux wines resembling that Napa zinfandel and much praised by Mr. Parker, Mr. Langewiesche concludes that "the industry worldwide is moving in an unexpected direction, toward denser, darker, and more dramatic wines".

"Any risk from these minuscule groups — the people and the noble revolutionary power will violently and thunderously respond," said a pro-government newspaper, Al Zahf Al Akhdar.

It combined the Lettrists with two other minuscule groups, one of them the London Psychogeographical Association, of which Mr. Rumney was the only member.

#Japan Chinaa bit.ly/Q0a1X5 — The Diplomat @Diplomat_APAC) September 11 , 2012In addition to the minuscule Diaoyu group (called the Senkakus by Japan and the United States, Chinaa lays claim to much of the South China Sea.

The enormous concentration of wealth in a minuscule income group has spawned an incredibly influential elite who have gamed this country's dysfunctional political system and are able to shape it to serve their needs.

In a separate context, members of minuscule "progressive" breakaway groups have also adopted the label Liberal Mormon.