Sentence examples similar to a tiny minority of a second from inspiring English sources

But only a tiny minority of a tiny minority will succeed.

Lady Anne Conway (nee Anne Finch) was one of a tiny minority of seventeenth-century women who was able to pursue an interest in philosophy.

Why? First, because only a tiny minority of the population is lucky enough to inherit wealth from their parents.

Leon Daniels, Transport for London's managing director of surface transport, said: "The first taxi protest was attended by a tiny minority of drivers, and they do not represent the views of the vast majority of London's taxi drivers.

The first is whether innovation will spread beyond a tiny minority of firms.

But that is a tiny minority of prisoners.

Precisely in order to bestow something exclusive on a tiny minority, with only a tiny minority of that minority being offered – as you were – admission by exam.

First, it's worth being clear that the atrocious targeting of Criado-Perez is one of a tiny minority of activities included under the umbrella term "trolling".

Like flag-burning, it was a rarely used tactic of a tiny minority of extremists.

Meanwhile, we're low on blood supplies and a tiny minority of the UK population donates.

Yet, increasingly, it's for only a tiny minority of us.