Sentence examples for tiny expenditures from inspiring English sources

From the beginning, for purely political reasons, Republicans were determined to oppose the bill, using silly but tiny expenditures to discredit the whole thing.

Only a tiny fraction of government expenditure is spent on asylum-seekers.

His Ipswich team, built on a tiny fraction of the expenditure of their Championship rivals, came into this game on a run of six unbeaten, four of which had been won, and gave the sort of performance which means their promotion credentials must be taken seriously.

Sir Richard Ottaway, the Tory MP who chairs the committee, said: "The FCO's budget is a tiny element of government expenditure but it makes a disproportionate contribution to policymaking at the highest level, including decisions on whether the UK should go to war.

"It's up to $3 billion, which is still a tiny fraction of total food expenditures".

It was the first interruption in the steady increase of U.S. ad expenditures since a tiny dip of 0.6percentt in 1970, and the largest drop in four decades.

And even at companies that do—such as Microsoft this constitutes a tiny fraction of overall R&D expenditures.

At best they will shave only tiny proportions from trusts' procurement expenditure and they will undermine NHS purchasing power.