Sentence examples for miniscule margins from inspiring English sources

Already selling memory chips at miniscule margins, they're resisting Rambus' efforts to add a new cost.

Because of its miniscule margins, Amazon went a very long time - over 20 years without making real money.

The last time the HuffPost Pollster estimate had Obama's approval in positive territory (albeit by a miniscule margin) was in early June 2011, shortly after American troops killed bin Laden.

His electoral margin was miniscule (a matter of some 80,000 votes in three key states, though he in fact lost the overall popular vote by millions more).

This is a brutally hard championship where the margins between victory and defeat are miniscule.

And here the margin between us and them is miniscule: "A cricket batsman who is just fifty milliseconds slower than an average professional in other words, someone who is slower by just a fraction of the time it takes to blink simply has no chance of competing with the pros".

The Spumifers look as if they had escaped from the margins of a Medieval manuscript illumination, from a borderland where miniscule demons were sometimes allowed to cavort freely.

Out they tumble, miniscule.

The "must-sees" are miniscule.

Personal computer sales were miniscule.

From the miniscule to the massive.