Sentence examples for a tiny proportion are from inspiring English sources
"If you look at the pianists represented by these agencies, a tiny proportion are women.
Many government departments already publish details of the meetings they hold but one national newspaper revealed that only a tiny proportion are with identified lobbyists, so the vast majority won't be covered by the planned register – the proposals as they stand could mean less rather than more transparency.
A tiny proportion is consumed directly as human food.
Thus, most of the genes required for mitochondrial structure and function (>99%) are located in the nucleus of the cell [the nuclear DNA (nDNA)] and a tiny proportion is located in mitochondria (mtDNA).
That night alone yielded 300 arrests.Critics of the raids say they are expensive and futile: there are 12m illegal immigrants in America, and only a tiny proportion can be rounded up in this way.
The aim is to have 30% of agricultural land in black hands by 2014, but this is described as a "pipe dream" because only a tiny proportion has been transferred thus far.
And the point is that Corbyn's majority in the leadership election was a knockout blow supported by party members, only a tiny proportion of whom are likely to have been rightwing entryists.
Yet as they sip their Chardonnay, only a tiny proportion of them are aware that the grape that gives its name to the wine they are enjoying is also responsible for some of the finest wines in the world, the great white wines of Burgundy.
Only a tiny proportion of these are headline-grabbing abduction cases.
The death penalty hardly acts as a deterrent, since only a tiny proportion of murderers are arrested, tried and convicted.
As expected, the distribution of L. sigmodontis in its vector shows different infection patterns; a tiny proportion of individuals is heavily infected (more than 20 L3 per vector), and another small proportion is devoid of larvae and the majority of the population harbours a moderate infection (between 1 and 6 L3 per vector).
