Sentence examples for has a tiny element of from inspiring English sources

And while one of the report's major recommendations is for increasing metrics (which has a tiny element of "sales-y-ness" to it after all, metrics and logistics are Accenture's gig) I have to admit, it makes sense within the context of the report.

Johnson managed to invent an entire newspaper genre: the Euromyth, a story that had a tiny element of truth at the outset but which was magnified so far beyond reality that by the time it reached the reader it was false.

Was there a tiny element of obscure cruelty, even revenge in Bayley's memoir?

These images have spread across the internet like wildfire; partly because this election is legitimately the dullest thing in all of history, but mainly because there's a tiny element of truth to them.

"Often with health fads there's a tiny element of truth.

In addition, the suspension viscosity has a tiny effect on the attachment of bacteria.

It has a tiny, token derivatives business.

"There might even have been the tiniest element of weighing up the commercial advantage," John Humphrys, perhaps the BBC's best-known news anchor, wrote in Friday's Daily Mail.

Batting has an inherent element of selfishness.

I have a tiny dictionary.

She had a tiny one.