Sentence examples for got a minuscule from inspiring English sources

But in the end, the presidential candidates who tried to gain some momentum on issues-based campaigns, like Peter Kenneth and Martha Karua, got a minuscule share of the vote.

"ElBaradei has got a minuscule percentage of the knowledge" about the full assortment of Libya's illicit weapons programs, the official said, and, therefore, "he has a role, but only with the technical aspects" of verifying the dismantling of the Libyan nuclear program.

Thankfully, it is only getting a minuscule theatrical release.

At the dose Shepherd would be getting, a minuscule fraction of that, methotrexate can still cause nausea, dizziness and drowsiness.

Unless you're a founder or an early, early employee, you will, at best, get a minuscule piece of the equity pie".

Though the ivory trade may seem lucrative, it is often like the Somali pirate business model, with the entry-level hijacker getting just a minuscule cut of the million-dollar ransoms.

For what minuscule amount it's worth, Lost in Showbiz hasn't got a huge amount of time for celebrities pre-emptively announcing that they will deprive a country of their personages in the event of electoral disappointment.

Let fingertips have a minuscule gap between them.

A mere 250 people – minuscule by Cannes standards – got an invite.

(Among those nonalcoholic ones, don't miss the Fountainhead, made with sarsaparilla, orange peel and whipped cream, and get a few of the minuscule tartlets called pumpkin pie shots, from Dark Horse Baking, to go with it).

Wealthy foreigners got away with a minuscule contribution.