Sentence examples for representing a tiny fraction from inspiring English sources

There's still a glass ceiling in corporate America, with women representing a tiny fraction of the nation's top executives.

Estimates of mitochondrial substitution rate, however, are available for only a few Silene species, representing a tiny fraction of this large and diverse genus.

An additional shortcoming shared by these studies is the small data set used to characterize the detector performance, representing a tiny fraction of the entire survey period and in particular not a random sample over time.

By resampling with replacement (shuffling) from the population of possible orders (in MS Excel using formulae) 16,383 sample orders were generated - this large data set representing a tiny fraction 6.33 × 10 − 17%% of all the possible configurations.

This represents a tiny fraction of all UK solar.

The 300 objects in the show represent a tiny fraction, and a madly eclectic one.

The gun lobby, which represents a tiny fraction of Americans, opposes any meaningful gun control.

Alternative energy solutions now represent a tiny fraction of that market.

Today, consumers in Mr. Workman's age group represent a tiny fraction of the market for ring tones.

But she represents a tiny fraction of the 5,000 or so customers that he directs each day.

"Sick people with legitimate claims represent a tiny fraction of the claims being brought," said Lester Brickman, a law professor at Yeshiva University who has studied the issue.