Sentence examples for tiny increase in from inspiring English sources

There was no meltdown and indeed even a tiny increase in the share of the vote.

An American trial reported that PSA screening brought a tiny increase in mortality, relative to a control group.

The chancellor's tiny increase in work-related benefits will see tenants' incomes eroded further and brings into question the viability of many tenancies.

For the second year in a row, it would freeze aid to local governments, and it would allow only a tiny increase in school aid.

The SNP did well in the constituency section, gaining 6 seats with a tiny increase in share of the vote, but lost 12 seats on the top up.

On April 15th Yahoo published its quarterly earnings, which showed a tiny increase in revenue after excluding the cost of fees paid to its partner websites.

Tiny increases in spending will not keep pace with demand, which means that we need to focus on getting more bang for our buck; or a lot more for a lot less.

Head safety is critical because even tiny increases in head excursion — the distance the head travels forward during the crash — can exponentially increase the risk of head injury.

As long as they receive decent after-care, kidney donors suffer only the tiniest increase in their own risk of dying of kidney disease.

But I'll confess to feeling something a little lurch in my chest, the tiniest increase in my pulse when I sit down in a small, dark room at E3 2016, away from the main show floors, and play through the first 40 minutes of one of gaming's longest-running will-it-ever-happen-though-seriously-this-is-getting-stupid stories.

But I'll confess to feeling something – a little lurch in my chest, the tiniest increase in my pulse – when I sit down in a small, dark room at E3 2016, away from the main show floors, and play through the first 40 minutes of one of gaming's longest-running will-it-ever-happen-though-seriously-this-is-getting-stupid stories.