Sentence examples for affected tiny from inspiring English sources

Maybe not, especially if have to keep prying out truck after truck from the affected tiny, windy roads.

Therefore, we aimed to investigate whether the extravascular injection of sclerotic agents affects tiny vessels.

The number of people affected is tiny, but the government may not want to ignore them.

Yet Theresa May would do well to keep a sense of proportion: a right to have the sentence reviewed is quite different from a right to be released, and the number of prisoners affected is tiny – 49".

The state of Pennsylvania had argued that only twenty per cent of women seeking abortions were married and that ninety-five per cent would tell their husbands anyway, and so the fraction affected was tiny — maybe one per cent, and therefore too few to count.

An index funds chances of matching the index are affected by tiny differences in spreads.

NXP can identify locations on a chip that are probably affected by tiny manufacturing accuracies, which case faulty behaviour at predefined time points for measurements.

Though the bug affected a tiny fraction of Twitter's 320 million users, it's yet another reminder to practice what the company refers to as "good security hygiene," including double authentication.

His pension-age rollback applies only to a small set of workers; his 75% tax rate affects a tiny minority.

Even if the numbers are still not quite precise, it will no longer do to dismiss zero-hours working as something affecting a tiny proportion.

But already the damage has been done: an issue that affects a tiny fraction of Muslim girls, has become headline news.