Sentence examples for more minuscule from inspiring English sources

The smaller your cable package is, the more minuscule the discount, as the helpful marketing folks at Cox confirmed.

Both cars were hits, and the Mini -- the ultimate anti-S.U.V., at least until the even more minuscule Smart Car arrives on these shores -- still is.

"Lost" found a cult following, particularly among younger viewers who take an obsessive interest in the show's more minuscule clues, a blogger's version of Talmudic exegesis.

Given, however, that far more people eschew exercise than complete decathlons, Dr. Gaesser and his colleagues are studying whether ever more minuscule bouts of exertion can aid in blood pressure control and other measures of health.

Over the years, her circles of ambition have grown larger and the bull's-eyes have become more minuscule: From a tomboy in North Dakota to Miss North Dakota; from a law student at Yale to one of the youngest partners at a prestigious Los Angeles law firm that specializes in entertainment and commercial litigation; from a Los Angeles Sparks season-ticket holder to a team co-owner.

My rental car wasn't much of an improvement--a hideously yellow Dodge more minuscule than the old VW.

The cellular industry's long pursuit of ever-more minuscule phones has shifted into reverse, giving rise to bulkier wireless handsets with larger color screens and small versions of standard qwerty-style computer keyboards to send e-mail and instant messages.

Statistics like these have come to dominate the national narrative of elite college admissions, with each new batch of ever-more-minuscule success rates fueling a collective sense that getting into a good college has become a brutal, "Hunger Games -style tournament that only the fittest survive.

More recently, minuscule straws called carbon nanotubes and atom-thick sheets of graphene have expanded the carbon collection.

If anyone wonders why one hears more of minuscule Monaco's or Luxemburg's politics than of Switzerland's, the answer lies in this secret.

After the period between 2008 and 2013 proved to be the worst economic slump in the country's modern history, neither the economy nor household incomes have shown more than minuscule, undetectable growth during the nearly three-year premiership of their last leader, Matteo Renzi.