Sentence examples similar to a minuscule lost from inspiring English sources

He paid dearly for such a minuscule miss.

You do lose a minuscule amount of the flesh, which clings to the pith.

The couple feared losing by a minuscule amount.

"Winning and losing, there's such a minuscule difference between it," Willett said after his latest victory.

Blue Point currently brews about 10,000 barrels of beer a year, a minuscule amount that may be about what Budweiser loses down the drain in a day.

The freedom to make what they want of their day is not lost on them, especially coming from a minuscule Japanese residence.

With a minuscule chemicals industry of its own, the country has little to lose.

He's worried that America is losing its creative middle class, and dividing itself between a minuscule number of "computing cloud overlords", who spy on traffic to sell ads, and a vast majority of "digital serfs" uploading content for free.

He's worried that America is losing its creative middle class, and dividing itself between a minuscule number of "computing cloud overlords", who spy on traffic to sell ads, and a vast majority of "digital serfs" uploading content for free.

Helios lost $130 million last quarter and its stock price has plummeted 99% in the past year and currently sits at a minuscule 2 cents.

The economic effects will hit the HA, primarily by losing the kickback from dealers on their turf they would have made, but in the long run, it's a minuscule amount.