Sentence examples for tiny number of instances from inspiring English sources

But none of its individual components are ever seen by human eyes except in the comparatively tiny number of instances in which a computer algorithm flags one for further examination, in which case — at least, since 2008 — a judicial warrant is legally required.

But you've got to bear in mind, for instance, some of my officers weren't even born at the time of Hillsborough and things like undercover policing are carried out by a tiny number of officers.

This again is in a tiny number of cases.

For one, burglars are a tiny number of people.

A tiny number of tests show sex differences.

A tiny fraction of historical events and a tiny number of historical figures ever make it to bronze or marble.

But an increasing, though still tiny, number of people are opting out of this daily grind.

The tiny number of super-rich talk louder than the rest of the population.

With N.P.V., the parties will have to "target" voters, not (a tiny number of) states.

The issue directly affects only a tiny number of students; no one knows how many.

But the tiny number of wealthy people left paying it shout very loudly indeed.