Sentence examples for miniscule part of from inspiring English sources

Sherwood trusted in Nabil Bentaleb in central midfield, but being sufficiently streetwise to realise Academy graduates always go down well in the boardroom is a miniscule part of his role.

Actual claim cost and estimated health care insurance premium impacts of lymphedema treatment are shown to be a miniscule part of the cost of a health insurance contract.

They are such a miniscule part of who you are.

But, baby, at the same time, why can't we just acknowledge that it's a lot of sturm und drang over a miniscule part of the budget?

There is a miniscule part of me that's tempted to applaud the complete lack of social pandering – creating an environment where people who are usually lauded as icons get relegated to the same nondescript cesspit where all the amateur bloggers and junior interns hang out – but it's just so hard to do when everyone involved is such an egotistical asshole.

As the economic historian (and free trader) William Bernstein puts it in his book A Splendid Exchange: How Trade Shaped the World, Between 1929 and 1932, real GDP fell 17percentt worldwide, and by 26percentt in the United States, but most economic historians now believe that only a miniscule part of that huge loss of both world GDP and the United States' GDP can be ascribed to the tariff wars..

Rigs that could mine a few Bitcoins a month were now mining a few Satoshis – the miniscule parts of the Bitcoin after the decimal point and the electricity need by GPUs was frighteningly wasteful.

Does anyone believe these confused behemoths (To note: Hastings is on its way out at the moment), where the vinyl section is miniscule if part of the store at all, to be a threat to the mom-and-pop record store?

The current $65 billion international voice market will be a miniscule portion of telecom traffic.

Mercedes and VW have a miniscule share of the world's third-largest truck market.

After all, goes the argument, they amount to such a miniscule percentage of the people who die from guns.