Sentence examples for minuscule improvements from inspiring English sources

More stagnation will suggest that athletics might well have entered an era of only minuscule improvements.

To suggest that the poor, in particular, should greet minuscule improvements in their income with gratitude is ludicrous, especially when experience shows that the budget is merely sleight-of-hand - the Chancellor simply moves stuff around.

"I think it's a train wreck waiting to happen," Samuel A. Leonard, a director of the public policy center at the General Motors Corporation, said of the rule, which he said would produce a minuscule improvement in air quality at tremendous cost.

In something of a twist, the researchers found that compared to nonsmokers, marijuana users performed slightly better on the lung function test, though the improvement was minuscule.

That would be a substantial improvement on the minuscule growth in the second quarter, but not enough to stop the layoffs and shrinking corporate profits that have been hallmarks of the weak economy over the last year.

The Puritan holiday activity must also have an element of serious self-improvement, so the trip can be seen to justify its minuscule cost.

Although once easily identified by boxy designs and minuscule, poorly pixelated screens, many feature phones these days more closely resemble their smarter cousins because software improvements enable them to run more sophisticated mobile applications.

The returns were minuscule.

The needle was minuscule.

The programs drew minuscule ratings.

Even his microwave is minuscule.