Sentence examples for miniscule in comparison from inspiring English sources

The males of some anglers are miniscule in comparison to the females.

Britain's environmental footprint is miniscule in comparison and it will become ever more so in relative terms as growth continues in emerging economies.

Their combined budget is thirteen million dollars — immense in terms of educational television, miniscule in comparison with programs on commercial stations or the cost of reaching an equivalent number of children by conventional teaching methods.

And the site's database of reviews is miniscule in comparison to giants like TripAdvisor.

Still, Plyce's investment is rather miniscule in comparison to the $8.4 million Gowalla received in December or the recent $100 million acquisition offer Foursquare received from Yahoo.

However, Maitland said the fee they will receive from Celtic for Rae - two initial offers were rejected - will be miniscule in comparison to the near £2m generated from those deals.

This is a miniscule figure in comparison to the broader investment market.

In reality, the challenges we face when we "go for it" are miniscule, especially in comparison to the satisfaction received when we get to truly follow our bliss to that warm and fuzzy place.

Finding these few genes with AFLP is realistically improbable because they are a miniscule component in comparison the rest of these genomes.

To intensify contacts with an ultra-nationalist government in Fiji seems to fit little in such aspiration and strategy: although the biggest and most diverse economy in the Pacific islands region Fiji is miniscule in almost every comparison to India, its economic strengths (and needs), its political and military aspirations.

The miniscule and mundane ethical issues that occupy media attention pale in comparison with the global ethics of turning a blind eye to the systematic starvation of a whole generation of women and children in Iraq and Afghanistan through economic sanctions.