Sentence examples for is so minute from inspiring English sources

"We feel the chance of an accident is so minute.

It's a preposterous generalization, and not just because the measurement in question is so minute.

If a mobile or MP3 player is so minute that it interferes with the way I use it, then it's not worth the effort of making it smaller.

The calligraphy in "Prison Notes" is so minute that portions of text are indecipherable, though a few entries have been translated for the show.

Your brain, for example, is so minute Baldrick that if a hungry cannibal cracked your head open there wouldn't be enough inside to cover a small water biscuit.

"We're trying to show them that the number of cases, even if they are 100percentt correct, is so minute in the overall scheme of 41,000 law enforcement officers that it certainly shouldn't warrant a federal monitor," said Thomas J. Scotto, the president of the Detectives' Endowment Association, one of five unions represented at the meetings.

Because atoms are so minute, their properties must be inferred by indirect experimental techniques.

The variations are so minute that for most of us this is a complete irrelevance.

Many rocks have a more complex mineralogy, and in some the mineral particles are so minute that they can be identified only through specialized techniques.

"But it was so minute that maybe when he was playing around he aggravated it and it showed up a little more".

A commentary in a dental magazine stated that any benefit would be so minute it might not be noticed by users.