Sentence examples for from the minuscule from inspiring English sources
The Tate is required by law to protect the waiting staff in its restaurants from the minuscule risk of inhaling secondary smoke from customers' cigarettes.
The dumbwaiter is gone from the minuscule kitchen, but the stove and the refrigerator have been there ever since Mr. Smith arrived.
The world features countless interconnected systems ranging in size from the minuscule (metabolic networks within a single cell) to the immense (international financial markets).
On the wine list I found a fabulous pinot noir from the minuscule Mount Edward estate in Central Otago in New Zealand.
In March 1922 Lenin decided to launch a direct assault on the Orthodox church, the only organized body in Soviet Russia (apart from the minuscule Academy of Sciences) still outside Communist Party control.
Douro Restaurant and Bar 28 West Putnam Avenue (U.S. 1) Greenwich (203) 869-7622 dourorestaurantbar.com WORTH IT THE SPACE A translucent curtain separates a long bar from the minuscule 13-table dining room.
Mr. Zaidi blames the United States and its perpetual bailouts of Pakistan for the minuscule tax revenues from rich and poor alike.
Over an eight-day hearing in April, the trainer presented testimony from experts that the minuscule level of morphine found could not have enhanced the horse's performance and was most likely the result of food products handled by his employees or from poppies in hayfields.
The current device takes in about 1000 phonons per cycle from the noise a minuscule amount of energy, but still "about a factor of 1000" too high for scientists to observe real quantum phenomena, he says.
I'm a Fitbit man myself because I've gotten used to moving the minuscule dongle from pocket to pocket and I have only lost one in my travels.
The governance of these many states varied: they included the autonomous free imperial cities, also of different sizes and influence, from the powerful Augsburg to the minuscule Weil der Stadt; ecclesiastical territories, also of varying sizes and influence, such as the wealthy Abbey of Reichenau and the powerful Archbishopric of Cologne; and dynastic states such as Württemberg.
