Sentence examples for a relatively tiny population from inspiring English sources

But there are genes that are more likely to occur in Europeans, who are descended from a relatively tiny population that made its way up the continent, than in Africans.

But even if those paying more are a relatively tiny percentage of the population overall, they will still be a large group in raw numbers.

The United Nations estimates that Afghanistan produced more than 70percentt of the world's opium supply last year from barely 200,000 acres, a relatively tiny area, and with the labor of perhaps 50,000 families in a population of 27 million people.

Readers of Matt Ruff's exuberant, population-packed earlier novels will be surprised to hear that his third has a relatively tiny cast, at least on the surface.

"But that's a relatively tiny portion of the city.

(It reportedly cost £230,000, itself a relatively tiny sum).

But his budget makes only about $30 million available for the program, a relatively tiny amount.

All things considered, a relatively tiny proportion of New York land is landmarked.

She has also anointed a relatively tiny group of über-instructors known as Forrest Guardians to aid in maintaining standards.

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing account for a relatively tiny amount of the gross domestic product (GDP) and employment.

She becomes one of a relatively tiny number of female chief executives and entrepreneurs at Silicon Valley tech companies.