Sentence examples for insignificant fraction of from inspiring English sources

There are 15.6 million Americans in college; an insignificant fraction of them go to schools like Williams.

From a consumer perspective this is an insignificant fraction of all the pornography hosted on the internet.

This seems to be happening again with the green climate fund pledges of $100bn a year from 2020 onwards, with current pledges only an insignificant fraction of that figure," he said.

The first was that if, for example, we invited schoolchildren into the lab, something we do regularly, then we would be "engaging'" with a statistically insignificant fraction of the public.

That's nothing to do with the internet: the arts are a terrible business, one where the majority of the income accrues to a statistically insignificant fraction of practitioners – a lopsided long tail with a very fat head.

A God-like entity called the Omega Point will, for benevolent reasons that slipped by me, resurrect us all as computer simulations: "The dead will be resurrected when the computer capacity of the universe is so large that the amount of capacity required to store all possible human simulations is an insignificant fraction of the entire capacity".

What I have observed, I am sure, is not the product of bad luck: a not-insignificant fraction of people paying in cash (counting out change... for a while... holding up the line).

Why does he say time, when what he means is space?" My feeling then was very much like the feeling from before, when I'd read about the earth hurtling into the sun — a feeling that so much goes on everywhere all through time, and we know only a laughably insignificant fraction about any of it.

While the majority of SNPs were bi-allelic (>99.9 %), an insignificant fraction showed tri-allelic (0.072 %) polymorphisms.

We have not yet exhaustively investigated the relative effects of very low-dose MTX upon differentiation, apoptosis, and growth arrest of LNCaP (although apoptosis appears to be an insignificant fraction).

And yet that tiny insignificant fraction can cast such a dark shadow over 20 million hardworking Americans".