Sentence examples for constitute a tiny fraction from inspiring English sources

Although the two programs together constitute a tiny fraction of the overall federal research pie, university lobbyists don't think that they should be growing at all.

While critics of the study argue that women constitute a tiny fraction of the fund-management world, no one can deny that it provides tantalizing evidence of women developing a taste for risk and for winning.

While the number of flight deck builders -- fewer than 1,000, aficionados say -- still constitutes a tiny fraction of the estimated seven million users of Microsoft Flight Simulator, the reasons for the pursuit's growing popularity are clear enough.

Our work on Israel constitutes a tiny fraction of our work on the Middle East, let alone the world, and our findings on Israeli abuses in Gaza have been widely upheld, including by Judge Richard Goldstone's UN fact-finding mission.

And even at companies that do—such as Microsoft this constitutes a tiny fraction of overall R&D expenditures.

We see a similar pattern in Europe where, Europol reports, from 2007-2009 Islamic terror constitutes a tiny fraction of the terrorist attacks in European countries.

A spokesman told me the pace of corporate buying has slowed dramatically and constitutes a tiny fraction of single-family rental ownership in the U.S. That's true, although the recent mergers make it a bigger force.

Despite constituting a tiny fraction of canopy biomass, flowers supported invertebrate densities that were one to three orders of magnitude greater than on the leaves.

Hindus form a significant minority, while Buddhists constitute just a tiny fraction of the population.

Support for Mr. Trump's proposed ban on Muslim immigrants is strong, even though Muslims constitute only a tiny fraction of West Virginians.

Hispanics, Asians, and Native Americans each constitute just a tiny fraction of the population, with Hispanics being the largest of the three groups.