Sentence examples for small tranche of from inspiring English sources

"Umwelt stresses an organism's self-centered, subjective world, which represents only a small tranche of all available worlds," de Waal explains.

Accepting this, and moving on from the idea that helping a small tranche of wealthy Londoners onto the housing ladder is the only worthwhile focus is the sensible thing to do.

But, as the TUC's Cuts Watch initiative reveals, even the first and relatively small tranche of cuts announced two weeks ago are biting into core services and seem likely to affect the most vulnerable.

With much less disruption to the economies of highly indebted poor countries that the measure is supposed to help, the IMF could issue a small tranche of SDRs which would have no measurable inflationary impact.While learned economists may prognosticate about how gold is outdated as a store of value, it is indisputably an asset of choice for poor people in developing and developed countries.

Many plant miRNA gene families have been identified via sequencing and bioinformatic analysis, but, to date, only a small tranche of these have been functionally characterized due to a lack of effective forward or reverse genetic tools.

Once a bond issue has been launched, it is easier to sell a smaller tranche of it by auction, says Chris Tuffey at Credit Suisse.

The electronic archive is believed to emanate from the same dissident US army intelligence analyst who earlier this year is alleged to have leaked a smaller tranche of 90,000 logs chronicling bloody encounters and civilian killings in the Afghan war.

The startup's early traction has continued to make it appealing to investors, as Triposo recently added a second, small-ish tranche of seed funding from new investor CrunchFund, as well as contributions from its existing investors, which include Chris Sacca, Taher Haveliwala, Google Wave Co-founder and Google Maps Lead Engineer Lars Rasmussen, and InterWest Partners.

Medical tourists have come to represent a small but revealing new tranche of the worldwide middle class, empowered to arbitrage inefficiencies created where a previous era's institutions of political economy -- namely insurance companies and national regulatory régimes -- had failed to keep up with a new era's interconnectedness.

In a ministerial paper issued on Monday, Cormann signalled that the government would implement "a fourth tranche of smaller government reforms" in the next budget in May.

Cuba has agreed to allow the European Union to open a business school in Havana and extend a small but politically significant first tranche of $2.5 million in microcredits to the emerging private economy.