Sentence examples for make up a tiny from inspiring English sources

In fact, such posts make up a tiny minority, the researchers found.

They also make up a tiny proportion of army, police or judicial officers.

The Christians in northern Iraq make up a tiny fraction of Iraq's legions of displaced people.

But those cases make up a tiny portion of the total juvenile caseload nationwide.

However these are not sociopaths, who make up a tiny fraction of the population.

"The assumption only covers well pads, which make up a tiny fraction of CSG infrastructure.

More than half of university students are women, yet they make up a tiny fraction of the workforce.

Record sales have been rising in recent years (although they make up a tiny proportion of the music sector overall).

Today, says Alex Yearsley of Global Witness, a pressure group, they make up a tiny fraction of world production.

Women make up a tiny proportion of our caseload but are disproportionately affected by the criminal justice system.

The Northampton shoemakers, the Scottish knitters and tweed weavers et al make up a tiny proportion of the industry.