Sentence examples for a tiny percentage are from inspiring English sources

"A tiny percentage are on free school meals: 3%.

A tiny percentage are on free school meals: 3% … Anyone who thinks grammar schools are going to increase social mobility needs to look at those figures".

Thorn says he wants to attract a diverse audience to Pinsex: eighty per cent of users are currently male and a tiny percentage are trans, says Thorn, but the site would like to attract a wider range of people – especially women.

Until recently, relief from this bleakness could be found mainly in remarkable imperial sights, the historic hutongs — of which a tiny percentage are now left — and a handful of funky areas like 798 Art Zone, a former factory area that was converted into an art district beginning in the late 1990s.

"We have at least 400,000 people stranded in besieged villages," he said, adding that only a tiny percentage were receiving aid.

A tiny percentage is truly outstanding...and man, do you pay for it (like an easy $500 a couple for lunch).

And this tiny percentage is a shame, because while financing an SBHC can be costly, with median annual operating costs from $90,000 to $400,000, research has shown that SBHCs are a great investment: a longitudinal study of 5,056 students in SBHC and non-SBHC groups found a net three-year Medicaid savings of $35 per student per year.

The combined total population of the two council wards that contain Handsworth and Aston is approximately 60,000, of which a tiny percentage will be involved in criminal gangs.

In fact, only a tiny percentage would be affected.

And of those whom they did get, only a tiny percentage had been screened.

A million F-Series trucks sold last year, and even if a tiny percentage of those were to be electric it would be a huge barrier to entry for companies with less reputation.