Sentence examples for minuscule issue from inspiring English sources

A cutting-edge phone that every once in a while drops calls when held in a wonky manner is, thankfully, a minuscule issue in comparison.

In a close election, time spent on issues of concern to every American is time lost in addressing the particular interests of the minuscule number of Americans who will choose the next occupant of the White House.

That is a minuscule number.

Yesterday, the advocacy groups that brought the lawsuit referred to the Florida recount as an example of how seemingly minuscule technical issues can have an outsized impact on election outcomes.

There are, of course, plenty of boutique Australian wineries issuing minuscule quantities of sensational wines at $50 a bottle and up.

"Putin did not like coming to the Russian White House [where the prime minister's office is located], where he was confronted with stacks of papers on issues of minuscule importance, on which he did not want to expend his energy," the cable said.

Compared with the Pentagon's overall budget, the amounts at issue here are minuscule.

The Teamsters say they have not needed outside lobbyists or pollsters to make their case, and their advertising budget on the issue has been minuscule by recent Washington standards: $50,000 for radio commercials featuring the sound of truck wheels skidding on a freeway before smashing into another vehicle.

The difference in yield is minuscule.

"The BPA issue, I think, is so minuscule in impact that it doesn't really warrant the attention it's been getting".

The minuscule organism, described in the 2 May issue of Nature, could shed light on the earliest stirrings of our single-celled ancestors.