Sentence examples for only minuscule differences from inspiring English sources

Indeed, only minuscule differences are visible in the positions of three potential candidates who've addressed immigration (none dare speak of "amnesty"): Jeb Bush, who co-wrote a book called "Immigration Wars" with the Goldwater Institute's Clint Bolick, argues for a narrow path to "legalization" (not citizenship) while encouraging the influx of highly skilled workers.

Many states showed only minuscule average differences, particularly Arkansas (0.4percentt) and Georgia (0.2percentt).

Minuscule differences between the ranks of two students can often be perceived as major differences.

Only minuscule fractions of our coastlines are protected.

Even in markets where luck plays no role, minuscule differences in performance often translate into enormous differences in salaries.

The boys fret about minuscule differences in their résumés, ones they agree favor Jason ever so slightly.

More stagnation will suggest that athletics might well have entered an era of only minuscule improvements.

In the context of the tournament, though, that did only minuscule damage.

Who's going to sit there and rack their brain over the minuscule differences between the HTC Surround and Samsung Focus?

Even minuscule differences in the substances that accompany, or contaminate, the active drug substance can be clinically significant.

Forget the minuscule differences attributed to formula or breast feeding.