Sentence examples for even a tiny proportion from inspiring English sources

But if even a tiny proportion of the braggarts are serious, then look out.

A Britain removed from the European project, paying even a tiny proportion of our debt to our former colonies, living only off our own means, is going to be a very different place indeed.

It flew in the face of the conventional wisdom that there is no such thing as bad publicity, and it ignored the fact that if even a tiny proportion of the previously unexposed audience of the ABC special went out and bought records or movie tickets, the net result would be more money in the Pythons' pockets, not less.

Faced with a choice of breaking their commitment not to vote for higher tax rates, even for a tiny proportion of the population, or let the lower Bush rates expire and then vote to bring them back down soon after the new year, the House G.O.P. rank and file didn't think twice about choosing the option that allowed them to preserve the party's record of not having approved a tax hike since 1990.

Even if only a tiny proportion of Londoners ever fall victim to terrorism, they are all touched by it.

Even though only a tiny proportion of cruise passengers have gotten sick so far -- 1,000 or so out of more than 7 million projected for this year -- each outbreak causes a stir.

The potential return of thousands of European citizens from IS ranks does pose a serious challenge to European intelligence agencies and police forces, even if only a tiny proportion of those returnees are inclined to and capable of conducting attacks.

Even if water "is a tiny proportion of your costs, if you're going to be shut down for six months for that, it's going to be an enormous risk," he said.

Eton's aim, it has said, is to admit a quarter of its students on reduced fees, with 70 boys paying nothing, though they are still a way off that – and even then, 70 is a tiny proportion of its 1,300 students.

"Even if you mix a tiny proportion, say, 5%, of cardboard, the fiber substance can be easily seen, and the meat buns made this way could not be easily chewed," said a spokesman for the Municipal Food Safety Office, according to Xinhua News.

Even though trans people represent a tiny proportion of the region's roughly 17 million inhabitants, multi-year waits for treatment prove that one clinic is nowhere near enough.