Sentence examples for minuscule rate from inspiring English sources

Here in Warren County, Miss., however, less than 1percentt of the nearly 22,000 people in the county who said they were black said they belonged to more than one race, the same minuscule rate as blacks throughout Mississippi.

If the impressions are huge, it doesn't matter to Google if the click-through rate is low — even though the minuscule rate is an indication that there is little real interest in the product.

MANY German savers already see the paltry interest they earn on the savings they stash in banks typically even lower than the country's minuscule rate of inflation as an affront.

Even at the minuscule rate of just 0.005%, research for War on Want and the United Nations University has shown that such a tax on sterling transactions alone would raise around £3bn a year for use in anti-poverty programmes around the world.

With its high savings rate, the government could borrow from its own domestic sources at minuscule rates to finance trillions of dollars in stimulus projects.

A broader tax, even at minuscule rates, could collect huge sums for the U.S. Treasury.

So while some are again ready to conclude that Bt corn poses no undue risk to the monarch, others say with such a minuscule survival rate, even important differences between the survival rates in the two fields would be tiny, probably requiring much larger-scale studies to detect.

The programs drew minuscule ratings.

NO GUARANTEES The reality is that municipal bonds have a historically minuscule default rate.

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.

This is the predominant industry view, with specialists pointing to a historically minuscule default rate among municipal issuers.