Sentence examples for miniscule when compared from inspiring English sources
Not that it is miniscule if you have been burnt out of you house or seen you family business go up in flames, but comparatively miniscule when compared to theft of an entire country's natural resources.
Hubbard's point is that the difference between economic performance during Democratic and Republican Administrations is miniscule when compared to the difference between the economy of the U.S. and that of much of the rest of the world.
But still, Reader shares a miniscule when compared to rivals Twitter and Facebook.
This is miniscule when compared with the 220,000 subscribers that Excite@Home athm, the leading cable broadband ISP in the U.S., added in the third quarter alone.
However this number is miniscule when compared with the number of horses that die at America's racetracks.
Basically, the environmental impacts of wind power are miniscule when compared to the impacts and risks of other forms of energy production.
The costs of my proposals would be miniscule, particularly when compared with their positive effects on the U.S. and world economies.
Leaf-mine fossils predominate as compressions or impressions of foliage, and almost never are present as leaf fossils in amber [ 57], a pattern reflecting the considerably greater foliar surface areas available in fine-grained slabs of sedimentary matrix, when compared to an amber record of miniscule, entombed leaf fragments.
Granted, when examined, these orgs that I herald are helping a miniscule portion of our population (numbers that I would do the orgs a disservice to research and report) when compared to the true need.
Note how the styles look when compared.
