Sentence examples for even a tiny slice from inspiring English sources

Even a tiny slice of recent history — the civil rights movement — is not required teaching in most states, the Southern Poverty Law Center found in a recent assessment.

But the first new prescription weight-loss drug to reach the market in 13 years is having a hard time winning even a tiny slice of that huge market, despite an apparent need.

This is what tantalizes Laybourne: If she can carve out even a tiny slice of the huge sums at stake, she might build a billion-dollar business in little time.

It's impossible to say what widespread adoption of space-based cryptocurrency tools will do for global financial flows, but getting even a tiny slice of that pie is going to make a big impact on finance, computation, and space, far beyond BitSat.

It's one for all and all for one, even if a tiny slice of the defense budget could change the world for millions and millions of people.

Even Mazda, which has a tiny slice of the U.S. market, had four recommended vehicles.

But as the debate plays out, some aid advocates say they worry that the problems that have surrounded aid efforts during the war will taint the whole idea of civilian assistance, even though it is only a tiny slice of United States government spending.

"If the predictions of my personality are in 80-90% then we can understand that their model has the potential to affect a population — even if it's just a tiny slice of the population.

Now, the above description doesn't even come close to covering a tiny slice of this movement's far-reaching history.

Even filtering 90% of the Iran election is a tiny slice that's useful.

Wind remains a tiny slice of the nation's energy resources not even 1%, compared with 4% in Germany and over 15% in Denmark.