Sentence examples for minuscule it is from inspiring English sources

While total photovoltaic energy production is minuscule, it is likely to increase as fossil fuel resources shrink.

If you click here, you can see a 141MB, full-resolution, zoomable shot of the Chinese robot's landing site to really grasp how minuscule it is in the grand scheme of things.

"The number of true refugees is minuscule: it's a few days of flights into Heathrow.

He also said the risks to volunteers "is minuscule; it's actually much lower than the risks of pharmaceuticals".

"A 1- to 2-millimeter polyp is so insignificant and minuscule it's not even worth talking about," he added.

One appetizer, tuna tartare, was delicious — sushi-fresh raw tuna, served in a rounded timbal-shaped form — but the ponzu sauce with avocado was so minuscule it was virtually invisible except for a few avocado slivers.

It's a good deal – or so it seems – unless you realize you are paying a tuition bill in return for a job that either doesn't offer a salary or pays an amount so minuscule it's unlikely to cover the cost of books, much less the tuition bill.

Now, one share of AT&T was beyond minuscule; it was practically non-existent.

Budgets for film projects are becoming so minuscule it's forcing people to do more work for less money.

The Atom may not be minuscule, but it is just one among many.

"The amount of open space in my district is minuscule as it is, and I'm concerned that this scandal will slow everything down".