Sentence examples for the minuscule amount from inspiring English sources
The clerk at the counter seemed disgusted by my bets, perhaps because of the minuscule amount of money I'd wagered.
He talks about the minuscule amount of recovery time he had between races, much noted at the time.
But surely no one would, in hindsight, begrudge the minuscule amount of taxpayers' money that paid for Higgs's salary at the University of Edinburgh all those years ago.
But as Amazon, founded by chief executive Jeff Bezos in 1994, has grown remorselessly, it has come under greater scrutiny over its crushing impact on the high street and the minuscule amount of tax it pays.
It was the very mine that had produced the one ton of raw platinum ore necessary to yield the minuscule amount of platinum necessary to make the prints themselves.
The Chargers defense is being lauded for the minuscule amount of yards rushing it has allowed, but that was against the pass-heavy Raiders and a Titans team that seems to be doing some sort of "Weekend at Bernie's" act with the remnants of Chris Johnson's career.
He and others have tested resveratrol's effects in mice, mostly at doses far higher than the minuscule amounts in red wine.
Application of XAS to PM had been limited chiefly to source-collected material [13], [14]; advances in instrumentation now allow interrogation of even the minuscule amounts of elements of interest present on typical ambient monitoring filters [15].
The ruling regarding 'khamr' is that even the most minuscule amount of it is 'haram', regardless of whether it intoxicates or not, while the ruling considering other alcohols is that only that amount is 'haram' which intoxicates.
The current device takes in about 1000 phonons per cycle from the noise a minuscule amount of energy, but still "about a factor of 1000" too high for scientists to observe real quantum phenomena, he says.
When sound processors remove the same frequencies and lower the volume a minuscule amount, our brains begin to perceive the sound as coming from behind.
