Sentence examples for most elite group from inspiring English sources

"It's the most elite group".

And while in 1979, it took after-tax income of $1.8 million (in 2005 dollars) to qualify for the most elite group — the top one-hundredth of 1percentt — membership in that group in 2005 required income of $8.6 million, an increase of 365percentt.

RSS or XML feed junkies are the most elite group, with only 3percentt of respondents reporting that they regularly receive information through these channels".

This year, out of the 18 movies in Cannes' competition slate, considered by many the most elite group of films in the world, nine are English-language projects — the result of an interesting wave of American directors and financing players, as well as European filmmakers increasingly likely to look across borders for both casting and language choices.

But it is different from most elite groups because almost anyone can join it.

When Brezhnev died in 1982, most elite groups understood that the Soviet economy was in trouble.

It is worth noting that a taxpayer needed much higher income in recent years to be a member of the most elite groups.

She said she has decided to speak out now after keeping silent for many years because senior officers were involved or appeared to tolerate improper behavior by fighter pilots, one of the military's most elite groups.

Tell your members of Congress to shoot down this sweetheart deal for one of the smallest and most elite groups of millionaire trophy hunters -- the innocuous sounding "Sportsmen's Act" in the Senate and "SHARE Act" in the House.

He says to "think of us as the world's most elite angel group, with a central institutional fund, built on top of a mini proprietary Google".

In the 1990s, Mr. Shaw was one of the most successful of an elite group of technologists pursuing computer-based trading strategies on Wall Street.