Sentence examples for a tiny proportion of it from inspiring English sources
Lord knows there is a lot of online video out there these days, but only a tiny proportion of it has been transcribed (less than 1% according to some estimates).
Nasa commits a tiny proportion of its budget to "planetary defence", a fraction of 1%; there are sexier projects out there, like getting feet on Mars.
At £2.8 billion a year ($4.2 billion), university research accounts for a tiny proportion of government spending, but it has been cut by 5% in real terms in this parliament.
"It's a tiny proportion of the overall story but at least it's something".
A tiny proportion of those at risk, but it's a start in securing safe and legal routes out of danger.
Science spending is a tiny proportion of the federal budget, but it has enormous multiplier effects throughout the economy.
It is only a tiny proportion of people, some of whom may have a predisposition to it and some who succumb to the evil advances of other people.
In Oregon, where such a law has been in place for years, only 0.2% of the dying avail themselves of a prescription, and a tiny proportion of those go ahead and use it.
The annual BBFC report, which detailed the classification of more than 950 films in UK cinemas last year, also described the 19 complaints as "a very low figure for most complained-about film", and "a tiny proportion of those who will have seen it".
They supply only a tiny proportion of the food in its stores.
