Sentences with phrase «small fraction of people»

The banks have already unloaded their inventory for the most part and home prices have rebounded so much only a small fraction of people still owe more than their home is worth.

If some small fraction of the people holding gold (say, 5 %) sold their gold for US Dollars (releasing $ 400 bn), and the USD proceeds were used to buy bitcoins, the total value of bitcoins (commonly referred to as «market capitalisation») would increase by that amount of dollars ($ 400bn), and because we know the total number of bitcoins in circulation, we can derive a price per bitcoin.

The argument here, essentially, is that Apple makes its money off the small fraction of people who can afford to pay sometimes - outlandish prices for technology, while Facebook makes money off large corporations while we regular folk get to use the service for free.

Open - source is a great tool in the hands of the extremely small fraction of people who can actually write code.

At the end of the day, we need to push carbon credits through and address the small fraction of people for whom it has extreme negative effects.

Climate modelers that work on the dynamical core obvious know about these issues, but this is a small fraction of the people that actually use climate model results.

The median balance of $ 12,800 is roughly half the average level, which indicates that a small fraction of people have balances significantly higher than the median.

But that compares ALL self - published authors and only a small fraction of people who go the traditional route.

Well to most there is no problem but of course I'm the small fraction of people that can't stand when my polish chips.

But as time has progressed and as it has become possible to measure the amount of HIV in the blood stream, it has become clear that a small fraction of these people are able to maintain long term control of virus to undetectable or nearly undetectable levels.

«A small fraction of people living with HIV can naturally produce exceptionally powerful and broad antibodies that could prevent HIV from infecting their immune cells, but not until several years post-infection — long after that protection can help them.

A small fraction of people, however, can not recognize faces — even the faces of their parents, spouses, and children.

The study shows that only a small fraction of people living in the outer boroughs of New York City would find their commutes affected by the toll: four percent of the working people who live in the outer boroughs, and two percent of working poor.

Only a small fraction of people infected with the JE virus actually develop the disease.

and over half - a-million people voted for a child molester, and I'm sure no small fraction of those people also believe that Obama and Clinton ran a child sex ring out of a DC pizza joint's basement

Many people who no longer itemize would continue to give, and the charitable contribution deduction would still be available to the small fraction of people who do itemize — who would tend to be higher - income households.

In which case, the experiment will show zero effect for everyone, except the small fraction of people who were planning to retire soon.

, and many others) did not exist, only a small fraction of the people using Bitcoin would be using it, and only a fraction of the capital that has gone into Bitcoin would have gone into Bitcoin.

«Only a small fraction of people live into their 90s.

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Although Amazon's Alexa team is just a small fraction of the company's overall workforce of nearly 350,000 people, the number of people working on Alexa is more than several consumer companies combined.

While the open letter is still gaining traction, the 2,063 persons who signed the document as of Monday represent only a small fraction of the Wharton community.

This, the smallest possible fraction of a Bitcoin is known as a «satoshi», named after the person or group of people who created Bitcoin.

I trust that Matt Walsh understands (as I do), that not all «liberals» are deep down inside hateful evil people, and that the hateful ones, in fact, probably represent only a small (yet loud) fraction of left - wingers.

man people are so stupid and ignorant these days, maybe a minority of Muslims who act violently make you believe that, but those guys are a very small fraction of the whole Muslim population.

«Or would we say, «I am not willing to give up even the smallest fraction of my safety to welcome people who have been vetted very carefully, who have been proven as a remarkable population of people.

You can't judge the entire group of people on a small fraction of them who have big voices.

In every church and every community a considerable percentage of «normal» people exist as emotional cripples, living half - lives at only a small fraction of their potentialities.

You can't understand what people go through unless you go through a small fraction of it yourself.

There is always a small fraction of any society that lacks common sense and believes their problem is caused by «those» people.

God occasionally lets people know him, the bible is filled with accounts of that happening, and those accounts in the bible are a small fraction of the times he's done it, all through history.

Among people over 50, 60 percent find life dull.2 Psychologists have declared that most of us use only a small fraction of our brainpower, our creativeness, our personality potential.

Thanks very much to our hosts Celestino and Dorian who represent just a small fraction of all the awesome people that we met in Galena.

No small businesses or restaurants, people moving out, unemployment through the rough and taxes going through the roof to pay for the services with a fraction of the population paying.

Ghana does not belong to Occupy Ghana or any small fraction or bunch of people who think that everything must either be them or no one else.

The «one drop» rule developed legal weight across the US South during the era of Jim Crow, which ascribed the status of «negro» to people with only a small fraction of black parentage.

We should hold Draft Dodging Don to what he promised America's working people, «Great health care for everybody at a small fraction of the cost.

But for both people and animals, voluntary lab testing to diagnose flu captures only the small fraction of cases that ever involve a doctor visit.

Humans and Neanderthals did not merge into a single people, however; the 2.5 percent of Neanderthal DNA found in Asians and Europeans is a very small fraction.

Right now the SNAP - Ed nutrition program is available in every state and reaches more than 6 million people, but this is only a small fraction of the 50 million or more citizens who are struggling to eat healthfully on a budget.

So say some researchers, who note that a small fraction of overweight people have normal blood sugar levels and blood pressure, and are thus «healthy obese.»

Even if only a small fraction becomes severely ill, that could mean many millions of people who suddenly need hospitalization and respirators — and who could die.

We have sent robots to places humans could never have survived and peered into the cosmos with instruments far more capable than our human senses, all for a small fraction of what it costs to send a living, breathing person into Earth's orbit.

«People have made good films over relatively small areas — a fraction of a centimeter or so square.

By pooling the genetic material of the adults with bipolar disorder, the U.S. researchers were able to scan the entire group at a small fraction of the cost of scanning each person's material individually.

It reminds me of the Free People shirtdress, but at a fraction of the cost (unlined), and it runs smaller.

Dawn is only in a small fraction of Solondz's typically chapter - ified story, which follows an actual dachshund through the lives of the kinds of marginal people Solondz often favors.

Notice that a smaller fraction of the public selects PDK's «don't know» response than selects the EdNext «neither» option, probably because it is easier for people to say that they neither support nor oppose a policy than to admit they don't know.

Because, he says in Shame, it «opens up a gate of sorts for a small fraction of poor people.»

Another thing that people don't understand is that the cost of printing a book is a small fraction of the cost of creating and marketing good books.

What I'm trying to encourage people to do with this article is this: FIRST get to the point where you can easily live on a small fraction of your take - home pay, and you have enough savings that you could theoretically live off of the proceeds at a 4 % withdrawal rate.