Sentence examples for be a tiny proportion from inspiring English sources

Robert Barrington, executive director of Transparency International in the UK, said the $23m of suspected stolen money the SFO was looking at could be a tiny proportion of the total money embezzled by corrupt officials in Ukraine.

As it is, for the purposes of the prospective meta-analysis the chosen end point is the composite of death and abnormal neurodevelopment 6; visual impairment is likely to be a tiny proportion of the latter (and much due to central visual impairment rather than retinal problems), but clearly there is a major tension between directly relevant intermediate outcomes so far.

That is a tiny proportion of the flying population.

"This is a tiny proportion of the total number of people treated.

In reality, those receiving international protection are a tiny proportion of those who would qualify.

But this was a tiny proportion of the £11.3m raised in total during the year.

That is a tiny proportion of the traditional nanny-employing classes.

The "work-shy" whom Labour is targeting are a tiny proportion of the unemployed, just as "rich bankers" and rich pensioners are a tiny proportion of those whom Labour would need to tax to make the sums add up.

There were 360 convictions for frauds of over £50,000 last year, but that is a tiny proportion of the total.

Mr. Page has tried to appease analysts by saying that crazy projects are a tiny proportion of Google's work.

Only 3% of the UK economy is high tech manufacturing, and spin outs based on university research are a tiny proportion of that.