Sentence examples for miniscule fraction from inspiring English sources

The defendants made up, however, a miniscule fraction of those who had perpetrated the crimes.

Russia has paid off more than $100 billion in Soviet-era debt and only a miniscule fraction remains on the books.

However, critics said that the wording of the judgment – which refers to the "so-called rights of LGBT persons", describes same-sex relations as "against the order of nature" and says that "lesbians, gays, bisexuals or transgenders constitute only a miniscule fraction of the country's population" – reveals deep prejudice.

For all the charity's resources and connections, for all the attendant risks of over-confidence and over-mightiness, on the ground in Africa or Asia the foundation's immense-sounding grants are a miniscule fraction of what is required to create a fairer world.

Mustering a budget that is presumably a miniscule fraction of what any full-time company commands, Mr. La Selva and his colleagues — here including Roberto Stivanello, the stage director and lighting designer — put on performances that have a compelling seriousness and dignity despite scrappy means.

Therefore, at best only 1/4 of mobile customers has the opportunity to try the iPhone and over that a miniscule fraction will make the jump.

In such cases, speeds were reduced to miniscule fractions of a km h-1, i.e. traffic had come to a virtual standstill.

"We live in a world of trillion dollar economies where transfer to the poor of even miniscule fractions of this amount would work wonders," Ms. Bellamy said.

Another important advantage relative to current MS-based methods is that this approach uses miniscule fractions of a sample and therefore could be compatible with lower volume, higher density well plates for reduction of reagent consumption.

Business phones are not a "miniscule [sic] fraction of the mobile phone market".

Could it be that the latter fraction does not exist and all genes are expressed, even at a miniscule rate?