Sentence examples for this is minuscule from inspiring English sources

"This is minuscule in comparison," Mr. Arrington said, looking around at the event in New Bern.

"The number of people doing this is minuscule but, in fact, a lot of people are paying attention to it because there is a movement toward these retail labs".

But Frances Berwick, executive vice president and general manager of Bravo Media, said that "the revenue from this is minuscule by comparison to what we think it'll do for our brand".

"This is minuscule," Malcolm Brocklebank, Chairman of the Hong Kong Cruiser Owners Associationn, told me.

If there was any time lapse, as one might imagine, this was minuscule compared with the deadly silence, the ripple of applause that might otherwise occur from the two dozen or so staff or officials allowed inside the stadium.

The effect of these is minuscule individually, but significant cumulatively.

(How about a version of the bodyguards' technology: a wireless microphone on the speaker's lapel, transmitting to an earpiece?) But the investment that goes into addressing a problem that afflicts more than 10 million people in this country is minuscule, compared with the investment that is poured into other consumer technology.

The cargo space in this car is minuscule, less than the capacity of almost any other car made, including a Corvette or a Porsche 911.

In a small environment such as a freely falling lift, this relative acceleration is minuscule, while for skydivers on opposite sides of the Earth, the effect is large.

The money this work will require is minuscule in comparison to corporate or even aid budgets – and yet, "this is an increasingly mean world when it comes to funding," says Bomberger, and the missing are easily overlooked.

The likelihood of an attack like this actually being pulled off is minuscule, but it's a symbolic milestone in the increasing overlap between the digital and the biological.