Sentence examples for tiny numbers of from inspiring English sources

And most countries have agreed to accept only tiny numbers of Guantánamo detainees.

The real scandal was, and is, the tiny numbers of successful black 18-year-olds.

That has contributed to the development of more than 100 auto companies in China, many producing tiny numbers of cars.

"Tiny numbers of children from disadvantaged backgrounds pass their tests because they are the preserve of the privately tutored.

The traditional degree classification system was established some 200 years ago at the University of Oxford when there were tiny numbers of students.

"We still have tiny numbers of women in senior executive positions in listed companies," said Hampton, who has also served as chair of the Royal Bank of Scotland.

For one, burglars are a tiny number of people.

A tiny number of tests show sex differences.

This again is in a tiny number of cases.

Some of my favourite sitcoms have only ever been seen by a tiny number of people.

We know Beckett's literary style now; in 1933, only a tiny number of people did.