Sentence examples for be a tiny percentage from inspiring English sources

"It will still be a tiny percentage of the spending but... we're not just measuring the success of the scheme in the number of members and the amount of £B out there, but also in the awareness we raise about the important issue of high streets becoming the same, of independent retail and supporting the local economy".

There may be a "tiny percentage" of the porn that's currently out there that is not overtly misogynistic, explains Goalen, but the play wants us to ask ourselves if it might not "be better just to wipe it all away and see what else we could imagine.

The segment is expected to grow rapidly, to $127 million in fiscal 2004, but will be a tiny percentage of overall sales.

"So even if weed quadrupled and took over some almonds, that would be a tiny percentage of almonds—I just don't think the land use area for weed cultivation will ever be big enough to compete," he said. .

Not only are the jobs saved a trifle for a U.S. economy adding an average of 181,000 jobs a month this year, but they are a tiny percentage of the 197,000 employees of United Technologies.

It's a tiny percentage and you would expect that in a construction project anyway".

But the actual amount of sulfur mustard, commonly known as mustard gas, was a tiny percentage.

The amount of opera that isn't political is a tiny percentage".

"There is a tiny percentage of disgruntled policyholders filing complaints," said Frank A. Keating, president of the American Council of Life Insurers, an industry trade group.

The majority of university graduates are now women, but they are a tiny percentage of the labor force.

Some might say that's a tiny percentage of people, I begin... "Yes, but maybe very few people can have a strong effect.