Sentence examples for A very miniscule from inspiring English sources

"I think it is fairly clear that we are talking about a very miniscule group.

So the team dropped a very miniscule amount of water onto the structures, and when the water molecules started sticking to each other, the silicon pulled the 2D surfaces together into a folded design, just like origami. .

We understand the limitations of computational analysis exclusively based on datasets available in public domain and also understand that only a very miniscule number of lncRNAs have been assigned any biological function.

But there is also a bigger jackpot that keeps growing and has very miniscule odds (1 in 847 million).

"In seven years, my journey of decline has been very miniscule, and they don't know why". It turns out, he added, "I have all the biomarkers of Alzheimer's disease". Once he and his wife learned that, they stepped up their preparations for further decline.

As this type of earwax is typically found in very miniscule amounts, it is safe to remove manually as long as you're careful.

The theatre was still a small room above a pub and it had a very low ceiling, miniscule audience capacity and offices doubling as dressing rooms in the evenings.

Because of its miniscule margins, Amazon went a very long time - over 20 years without making real money.

Liechtenstein is, however, a very real place despite its blink-and-you'll-miss-it miniscule size, and traversing its 16-mile length by foot is popular with hikers and runners.

In fact, such reforms would have a miniscule effect on GDP, simply because agriculture is a very small part of output.

If you want to go into making something like salad dressing, a very saturated market where every gizmo has been tried, you're going to find miniscule margins; very, very hard.