Sentence examples for in a tiny number from inspiring English sources

This again is in a tiny number of cases.

Due to changes in state demographics, elections are now fought in a tiny number of swing states, Hundt said.

We're fools to think a few faltering steps over the last 40 years in a tiny number of countries adds up to much.

Because of changes in state demographics, elections are now fought in a tiny number of swing states, Hundt told The Post.

Bank of America had found errors, but only in a tiny number of cases, Dan Frahm, a spokesman for the bank, said late Sunday.

The reforms we are proposing will apply only in very limited circumstances, in a tiny number of civil cases, where the public safety could otherwise be put at risk.

That case is one of only a small number that long go unsolved, experts say, and homicide in turn is suspected in only a tiny number of unsolved cases.

After the verdicts, the head of the ICC's Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU), Sir Ronnie Flanagan, said corruption in cricket was only "engaged in by a tiny number of people".

In view of the clinical significance of Aurora A in breast cancer, overexpression has been correlated with high nuclear grade in only a tiny number of studies but these studies indicate that gene amplification and/or overexpression of Aurora A are linked to tumorigenesis [ 1, 2, 7].

As a result, in only a tiny number of cases do federal judges find serious legal flaws.

There are an estimated hundred and fifty to two hundred thousand sans papiers, or undocumented, immigrants in France — a tiny number compared to the United States, where there are an estimated eleven million.