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Institutional investors generally own just a tiny fraction of a big company because they don't want to be overexposed if the company goes sour.
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It postulates that a tiny fraction of a second after the big bang, the universe underwent a sudden catastrophic expansion.
The excess was a tiny fraction of a degree.
According to the inflationary model, our universe expanded exponentially when it was a tiny fraction of a second old, before decaying and settling into the more leisurely expansion we observe today (see "What Did Go 'Bang' in the Big Bang?").
(Compare that to a tiny fraction of one percent that big banks typically charge for cash management services).
The As have only a tiny fraction of the Yankees' bankroll, and can't attract big players who command big money.
The three turbines will have a capacity of 2.7 megawatts, a tiny fraction of what had been planned in the big project, but the crucial difference for the community is that they will receive all the benefits.
Even if your best friend had a $100,000 wedding and yours was just a tiny fraction of that, it doesn't mean that your big day was any less awesome or special.
The transactions, a wash for the two vendors, amounted to about $17 million, a tiny fraction of what turned out to be a much bigger ongoing fraud on the part of Charter.
While Mr. Wyly owns only a tiny fraction of Computer Associates, the company's current top executives are big shareholders.
Now, 30 million is certainly a big number, but it is still a tiny fraction of Internet Explorer or Firefox (which has 330 million users).
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