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The phrase "a miniscule effect on" is not correct; the correct spelling is "minuscule." You can use it when discussing a very small or insignificant impact or influence something has on another thing.
Example: "The new policy had a minuscule effect on overall productivity."
Alternatives: "a negligible effect on" or "a minor effect on".
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In fact, such reforms would have a miniscule effect on GDP, simply because agriculture is a very small part of output.
If a Zynga game is delayed, and Zynga's stock price drops, that decline has a miniscule effect on a diversified shareholder's portfolio returns.
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In the corner there was a miniscule monitor on permanent loop, showing prolific skaters doing all manner of impossibly difficult manoeuvres.
The NIMH spends a miniscule amount on suicide prevention and research compared with what the NIH allocates to research on diseases such as breast and prostate cancer.
A miniscule tax on stocks, bonds and other financial assets, an FTT could be what is needed to help get our nation's debt under control.
By applying a miniscule tax on individual financial trades, the federal government could siphon billions of dollars a year moving through the financial sector.
Russia has paid off more than $100 billion in Soviet-era debt and only a miniscule fraction remains on the books.
A teeny local excise tax in one state, in one country, would have had a miniscule or negligible impact on California consumers.
A rather open cross-dresser, Wood nestled himself in a miniscule clique of outcasts on the periphery of Hollywood where he strove to create big-screen spectacles.
Ms. Vaidya's house is a single room, with a miniscule bathing area in one corner.
It was a miniscule grayish, thumbnail illustration on the News-Press' home page.
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