Sentence examples for rather minuscule from inspiring English sources

I've written emails to both Albumdigital and Groupon, but the point is: even if I am ever reimbursed the rather minuscule price of 8 Euros that I paid to Groupon, it's highly unlikely anyone will reimburse the value of the time I spent fighting with this technology.

Still, that is a rather minuscule chance.

The United States' population is both vast and varied ― rather than minuscule and homogeneous ― necessitating an alternate path to make the fairy tale of gender equality approach reality.

The problem with people coming from outside the UK in order to sponge off our health service - that may be a problem and we should certainly deal with abuse - but the figures tell us that they impose rather small costs on the health service and certainly, compared to the scale of the problem, it is minuscule.

Called M-RAM -- the M stands for magnetic -- the new memory uses minuscule magnets rather than electric charges to store the 0's and 1's of binary data.

Note, rather insalubriously, the city's minuscule Red Light District is just behind the hotel – but the area doesn't feel dodgy.

But Fugger's roman and italic minuscule scripts are rather poorly done and show how little these hands were understood or practiced in German-speaking countries during the 16th century.

The gentleman farmer works for pleasure rather than financial gain; this minuscule French-inflected restaurant on the Lower East Side is serving farm-to-table fare and terroir-driven wines with the same apparent motivation.

By Silvia Killingsworth The gentleman farmer works for pleasure rather than financial gain; this minuscule French-inflected restaurant on the Lower East Side is serving farm-to-table fare and terroir-driven wines with the same apparent motivation.

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For the fine books made in the Anglo-Celtic centres, the majuscular script called Insular half uncial was deemed suitable rather than the pointed, more cursive Irish minuscule used for documents and vernacular texts.