Sentence examples for minuscule probability from inspiring English sources

Participation in a lottery has a minuscule probability of paying off.

There is some minuscule probability, he said, "the Large Hadron Collider might make dragons that might eat us up".

When something like this shows up, ninety-nine times out of a hundred it's a speck of dust (one can't be too clean in the workplace) or a microscopic defect in the emulsion; but there is also the minuscule probability that it's a nova, and one has to make a report, subject to confirmation.

Mathematicians who are believers evidently have the capability to understand the minuscule probability of "accidents" in "thousands of millions" (billions) of years alone getting life to begin by non-organic means.

Repeating examples of shootings by Muslims, African-Americans, and Latinos raises fears that it could happen to you and your community -- despite the minuscule actual probability.

Although some research groups revealed the reaction mechanisms for simultaneous removal of ammonium and sulfate, only very few researches on this topic were carried out due to requirement of long-term operation and minuscule success probability.

Still, that is a rather minuscule chance.

In our proposed random walk based framework, inspired by the algorithm of Google PageRank, randomness is introduced by permitting each gene to choose one patient to hop and each individual patient to choose one gene to hop randomly for minuscule amount of probability.

In all probability that was only a minuscule percentage of the true total.

"If you talk to the average citizen, they're very concerned about terrorism, but in reality the probability of the threat is so minuscule it shouldn't be on the radar," says McIndoe. "When it comes to risks, there are huge gaps between perception and reality".

"It's such a robust correlation that the probability it's by random chance is minuscule," says Root.