Sentence examples for support of a tiny from inspiring English sources

With the support of a tiny fringe group, the National Party won the election by a narrow margin.

The proportional multiparty system allowed an extremist named Adolf Hitler to rise to power with the initial support of a tiny fraction of Germany's voters.

Several factors — including ranked-choice voting, which is an instant runoff system; the low turnout of 61 percent; and district elections with many candidates — mean that, individually, supervisors received the support of a tiny fraction of overall residents compared with 1980 to 1998, when board members ran citywide.

The amount of city support is a tiny slice of the municipal budget, and the size of the projected cuts for cultural institutions is proportionately much larger than the cuts for other programs.

Debt or equity providers, all acting rationally by the way, support just a tiny minority of start-ups.

You can't run a country without public support, but a tiny handful of extremist bombers can make the government ineffectual — and unpopular.

We desperately need innovative financing models for start-ups, because debt or equity providers, all acting rationally by the way, support just a tiny minority of startups.

The handful of horse sanctuaries throughout California, supported by private donations, can only buy and support a tiny percentage of the horses at the auctions that supply slaughterhouses.

They were supported by a tiny handful of experienced paid staff and backed by an international network of environment advocates, volunteer activists and researchers.

"In the UK, where this is widely interpreted as a commitment to ever closer political integration, that concept is now supported by a tiny proportion of voters.

At a public meeting on December 17, she approached the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors in support of a simple idea: Make things a tiny bit easier for those being released from jail by issuing them the basic legal identification they need in order to prove who they are and rebuild their lives.