Sentence examples for minuscule level of from inspiring English sources

Over an eight-day hearing in April, the trainer presented testimony from experts that the minuscule level of morphine found could not have enhanced the horse's performance and was most likely the result of food products handled by his employees or from poppies in hayfields.

After the largest three-year rise of the century in stock prices (excluding the bounce from the minuscule level of stocks at the Depression's low), it's wise to exercise caution this year.

This task required test kits that could accurately measure minuscule levels of arsenic, but nothing that precise was immediately available.

As a surer but more expensive backup, blood tests see how many have minuscule levels of virus, an indication that they have faithfully taken their pills.

In both cases, officials said, the detectors found minuscule levels of iodine-131 and cesium-137 — highly dangerous byproducts of reactor operation that in large amounts can cause cancer.

He added that it made no sense to fret about hypothetical risks from minuscule levels of several chemicals in e-cigarettes when the alternative is known to be deadly: cigarettes containing thousands of chemicals, including dozens of carcinogens and hundreds of toxins.

He also wonders why banks are still allowed to fund themselves with minuscule levels of capital -- 6 or 7percentt, rather than 20percentt or more that would ensure that they will never pose that kind of existential threat to the country again.

But when your hold on young males starts at a minuscule level, a two-tenths-of-a-point increase amounts to a big leap up to Tinyville.

California's debt-to-gross state product ratio is just 5 percent -- minuscule compared with the Greek debt-to-G.D.P. level of 133 percent, as estimated by JPMorgan, or even the United States government's 88 percent.

Public Service Electric and Gas Nuclear, the plant's operator, said the level of tritium in the groundwater was minuscule.

But 6.7percentt is more than double the level of two years ago — and far higher than the minuscule 1.9percentt rate early this decade.