Sentence examples for minuscule increase from inspiring English sources

We teachers did not even notice this minuscule increase in time.

As for their cost, every consumer would be happy to pay the minuscule increase.

But more than five years into the Bush administration, there has been only a minuscule increase in mileage standards for S.U.V.'s and no increase for cars.

Smith Travel Research predicts that luxury hotel occupancy will rise 4.2 percent by the end of the year, but with a 3.7 percent decline in average room rates and only a minuscule increase in per-room revenue.

But in a twist that highlighted the erratic nature of economic renewal, the data pointed to a minuscule increase of 4,000 jobs in November — rather than a loss of 11,000 the government originally estimated.

That may be a minuscule increase, but it is the third week in a row that weekly album sales have improved year over year, and for an industry accustomed to negative numbers, it's good news.

In 2013, WHO estimated that the 12 to 25 millisieverts (mSv) of exposure in the first year after the accident in the hardest hit areas might result in minuscule increases in cancer rates.

In contrast, we found large decreases in SVRI with only minuscule increases in MAP.

As reported earlier (Science, 23 February, p. 1463), the National Science Foundation NSFF) would receive a minuscule $56 million increase, amounting to 1.3% of its $4.4 billion budget.

DeLeon wanted to make sure a psychologist, not just physicians, for example, would be eligible to fill this or that position in the Veteran's Administration, and he campaigned for years for VA psychologists to receive a minuscule pay increase when they became board certified.

Several people interviewed on Thursday said they felt nickel-and-dimed by the growing cost of living, and especially by things like the higher subway fares, the rising cost of food, and even seemingly minuscule price increases at the laundry.