Sentence examples for but a tiny proportion from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the research designs of all but a tiny proportion of those studies were too weak to yield trustworthy conclusions.

At the base of the criminal court system, the magistrates' courts hear all but a tiny proportion of criminal cases.

It's unlikely Lord Rooker's working group will find a market for any but a tiny proportion of the dairy industry's cast-off calves.

But only a tiny proportion of this waste will be recycled.

But only a tiny proportion of the leaders (2%) think mentoring is a key characteristic of future public leaders.

Train delays will now trigger automatic refunds - but only a tiny proportion of rail passengers will benefit.

About half of the UK's carbon emissions come from heating, but only a tiny proportion of buildings have renewable heat sources, partly because there are only a small number of such sources that are practical and available.

It remains true that much of the production capital invested is obtained via the financial markets, but only a tiny proportion of the funds invested in those markets find their way into productive investment.

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).

They control the supply of electricity and cable TV, sponsor social projects and host social events but only a tiny proportion of the vast amounts of money generated through the drug trade circulates within the favela's economy.

They could point out, for example, that almost every gun and ammo manufacturer has close ties to the NRA, but only a tiny proportion of the nation's gun owners are NRA members.