The phrase "few insiders" means that only a small number of people have access to certain information or are knowledgeable in a particular area. Full definition
Microsoft says that the next few Insider builds will likely be bare of any new features as they begin work on new under the hood improvements to OneCore: (windowscentral.com)
On Bay Street, few insiders straddle the dual — and frequently conflicted — worlds of public and private business quite as adroitly as Rob Prichard, the Liberal - friendly former law school prof who has held three of the most high - profile gigs in Toronto: president of the University of Toronto, CEO of Torstar and chair of Metrolinx, Ontario's transit agency. (canadianbusiness.com)
Few insiders expected this outcome as recently as six weeks ago, when Cohen, 56, attended a marketing event at New York's Yankee Stadium to attract new clients, and employees were telling outsiders that the risk facing SAC was minimal, according to the people. (bloomberg.com)