Sentence examples for best a tiny from inspiring English sources
It's obvious at a glance that acupuncture has at best a tiny and erratic effect on any of the outcomes that were measured.
But voters turned back at the polls represent at best a tiny fraction of the 10percentt who didn't vote for technical reasons.
Officials at the agency said today that, at best, a tiny fraction of those organizations will now be able to broadcast.
However, even in these countries, TIMSS content implementation explains at best a tiny part of the within-country variation in achievement.1.
The biggest legal settlement in history between the United States government and a single entity will directly benefit, at best, a tiny fraction of the millions who say they were harmed by the company's actions.
Investigations on rat and then human myometrium however failed to demonstrate anything other than, at best, a tiny role for Ca2+-induced Ca2+ release (CICR) [6].
The cost savings will be perhaps only $30 million a year with a net present value of at best $300 million, a tiny fraction of the $2.2 billion premium Singapore is offering.
Beth Redmond, organiser for the NCAFC, says: "We are doing our absolute best on a tiny shoestring budget, and we have been working hard to ensure the demonstration is organised properly".
But an examination by The New York Times of I.R.S. statistics including audit rates and staff deployment figures, as well as interviews with current and former I.R.S. officials, shows that the agency can identify at best only a tiny percentage of the cheats and pursue even fewer of them.
The second type of person is more tragic: authors who, for whatever reason, fear they're about to be dumped by their publisher (or at best paid a tiny advance for their next book) and who want to save face by using innovation as an excuse.
That some mass-murderers occasionally participated in that culture seems to be incidental at best -- a tiny bit of statistical effluvia that should be written off as insignificant at the outset.
