Sentence examples for proportionally tiny number from inspiring English sources

Trade generates about one-tenth of the GDP and employs one-fifth of the workforce, whereas finance, real estate, and insurance create roughly one-eighth of the GDP but employ only a proportionally tiny number of workers.

But that's a tiny number.

This again is in a tiny number of cases.

Union leaders argue that pension shortfalls account for a proportionally tiny portion of governments' financial problems and, by all accounts, there are plenty of parties to blame for the growth in payrolls and obligations.

By organizing "the world's information," Google skims a proportionally tiny amount of value from a tremendously huge marketplace.

A tiny number, but one that grew 66% last year.

But Kelly O'Donnell assures us that this is a "tiny, tiny number of people".

(All criminal activity, by the way, is committed by a tiny, tiny number of people!).

A tiny number of enlightened firms have done this.

It was some tiny number -- a few cents.

Ndi1 expression failed to rescue female sterility, with only a tiny number of progeny (Fig. 6B).