Sentence examples for minuscule problems from inspiring English sources
The Federal Reserve, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency have dispatched on-site examiners to scour banks for minuscule problems, bankers said in Congressional testimony on Tuesday.
But, the same supply/demand imbalance and the minuscule supply buffer problems weve talked about still exist.
R&D spending in India is minuscule.The real problem for America is not its innovative capacity, but the fact that its benefits go to relatively few.
Bill-O said that there were roughly 200 more white police shooting victims in 2013 than black police shooting victims, but that argument's a non-starter when you consider there are about 185 million more white people in the United States, even if you call the problem "minuscule".
The Cardinals' problems look minuscule compared to those of the Seahawks, who scored just 3 points against the Redskins.
"We have an educational crisis of monumental proportions, and yet we have mayoral candidates offering minuscule solutions to these problems," she said.
Sure, my problems were minuscule compared to what others endure in a lifetime, but in my private world, they were huge.
The band were aiming for a tribal sound but encountered problems including minuscule timing errors and during this period they refined their percussive sound, they experimented with erecting walls to isolate the drums and re-arranging parts.
Fine, it's a problem of minuscule numbers — twenty thousand Roma.
And while Boeing calculated the odds of a problem as minuscule, she said, "there have now been two battery events resulting in smoke less than two weeks apart on two different aircraft".
In-person voter fraud — cases of people intentionally voting in elections in which they are not entitled to participate — is a minuscule, if not nonexistent, problem in the United States.
