Sentence examples for really small number from inspiring English sources

That's a really small number in a big picture.

"It's 80 percent of a really small number to begin with," Mr. Goethe said.

The current tally of the Justice Department's demands for such records is classified, but it is "a really, really small number," Mr. Comey assured bar members.

Pat McDonough, the senior vice president for planning, policy and analysis at Nielsen, said the ESPN study confirmed that while there are some cord-cutters, "it's a really small number of people".

Why? Fox says the resulting good-guy-bad-guy portrayal (on both sides) of such a struggle is due to "stories manufactured by a really small number of people... who amass a great deal of wealth and power by convincing the rest of us to keep killing each other".

"So I envision a system that is grounded in community courts, reparative systems, truth and reconciliation commissions, and 'facilities,' insofar as absolutely necessary, which is always involving a really small number of people".

But, he said, "We're talking about really small numbers... Down the line, in the medium-term, what you have is more people and more jobs in the economy as a whole".

The sensitivity and specificity of ATAC-seq is similar to DNase-seq data obtained from approximately three to five orders of magnitude more cells, and it diminishes only for really small numbers of cells [ 103].

"It's really a small number of sports that fans rally around because of the way they're promoted" by the broadcasters, says Courtney Leddy, a vice president with Ketchum Sports Network, which works with Olympic sponsors.

$61.53 per month is really no small number when you think about it.

"I said to myself, 'There are really only a small number of types of theorems.