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Hydroelectric stations and other power sources constitute only a tiny portion of the total.

Gay and lesbian films constitute only a tiny part of mainstream theatrical releases today.

What will magazine covers look like in another couple of generations, when people in their early 20s constitute only a tiny minority of the population?

The Afro-Asiatic peoples, who inhabit the arid and semiarid regions of the north and northeast, constitute only a tiny fraction of Kenya's population.

They have been adopted by America and some of its allies, but constitute only a tiny fraction of mines deployed around the world.

They are active in business and the professions, and their influence is disproportionate to their numbers; they have not been increasing, however, and together they constitute only a tiny percentage of the population.

Kosovo has been a mining centre since pre-Roman times, but today mining constitutes only a tiny portion of the GDP.

And the cases cited by Mr. Kelly constituted only a tiny fraction of the hundreds of thousands of crimes committed during that period.

Yet the number of refugees seeking safety in the UK constitutes only a tiny proportion of those who come to Europe – itself still host to very few refugees compared with countries in the Middle East and Africa.

Manufacturing, once the most important sector of the Hong Kong economy, has been overshadowed by the vast service sector; manufacturing now constitutes only a tiny fraction of the gross domestic product and employs only a slightly higher proportion of the labour force.

But with the Internet still constituting only a tiny revenue source for big media companies, a more pressing priority for Zucker will be to improve NBC's lackluster TV ratings.