Sentence examples for numerically tiny from inspiring English sources

Dissident groups, though numerically tiny, now dared to set up a party, Neues Forum.

A group as numerically tiny as Al Qaeda could never by itself steer a movement as large as the Syrian revolt.

In an excerpt from The Political Origins of Inequality, Simon Rexaminesy examines the see-saw balancing act between a numerically tiny global elite and the masses, and the great impact each has on the other.

The Tiger Mother, drilling times tables at the changing table and fiercely guarding the name of the best Mandarin tutor in town, is in reality a numerically tiny phenomenon.

The primary blame surely lies with the numerically tiny, but extremely dangerous cadre of nihilistic terrorists who do not hesitate to blow up entire schools and mosques full of worshippers -- or Muslim-Americans such as my aunt -- to further their vile agendas.

Numerically, homicide is a tiny proportion of all crime and might be expected to decline as a component of a more general decline in violence.

Numerically, Holden is a flyspeck on G.M.'s wall.

A tiny axial pump is investigated both numerically and experimentally with three different rotor stator axial spacings.

What is numerically true, thus not open to debate, is that only a tiny proportion of American Jews have ever rejected exile here to emigrate to Israel.

That's the tiniest fraction we've ever heard of, and we've set it down numerically to have a good look at it.

Such a simulation is numerically very expensive and has not been done yet, but we speculate that an ongoing large nucleation may host many tiny earthquakes that would look like clustered foreshocks (Ohnaka 1993; Shibazaki and Matsu'ura 1995; McLaskey and Kilgore 2013).