Sentence examples for it's minuscule from inspiring English sources

"It's minuscule," Catherine Deneuve says.

"I think it's minuscule now," King said.

"It's nothing, it's minuscule, and now everyone and their brother are trying to rent their houses," Mrs. Dinkel said.

If someone is seen to get away with something, then even if it's minuscule amounts, it's human nature to be irritated".

We knew we couldn't do anything, but you feel better if you do something, even if it's minuscule in the face of what goes on around you.

In a blue state, you are seven points more likely to be single, never married, and, let me tell you, we talk about a gender gap in politics, but it's minuscule compared to the married-single gap".

I had a Costco card, and although the image on it was minuscule and pretty unrecognizable, I got through.

"It is minuscule," said Sergei Lukyanov, Moscow bureau chief for Petroleum Argus, a London-based oil industry pricing and news agency.

Reynaud, too, includes a photograph of an actual slaughter, although it is minuscule, the details barely visible, along with one of the bloodletting: he, too, seems to recognize that we're losing our connection to our animals.

Better stop that now so we can pay more and face higher interest rates on the debt we issue to pay for the projects".Maybe that $500 million will go abroad, but it is minuscule to the trillions we would be out by pursuing a protectionist policy.

The problem with people coming from outside the UK in order to sponge off our health service - that may be a problem and we should certainly deal with abuse - but the figures tell us that they impose rather small costs on the health service and certainly, compared to the scale of the problem, it is minuscule.