Sentence examples for tiny proportions from inspiring English sources

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

The current device also requires extreme cooling to operate, making the unit the size of a tabletop, despite the tiny proportions of the actual photon emitter.

As things stand only tiny proportions of public contracting (pdf) are European, with cross-border public procurement worth only 3% of the total.

The Senate vote will be according to new optional preferential rules, designed to stop the "gaming" of preference flows which saw the election of micro-party candidates on tiny proportions of the vote.

But it was the tabbouleh that sold me on El Sham, a Syrian restaurant of tiny proportions, big flavors and bargain prices tucked into a utilitarian strip mall in Hamilton.

Documentary cursive may be influenced in various ways (e.g., by Latin forms such as those of e and d, or by the exaggeration of verticals practiced by chancery scribes); the script may lean over in either direction, or it may be reduced to tiny proportions.

Convictions represent a tiny proportion.

A tiny proportion is consumed directly as human food.

But they represent a tiny proportion of the membership.

Just as rubberised assassins represent a tiny proportion of women, these idiotic pebbledicks represent a tiny proportion of men.

Only a tiny proportion of Brazilians own shares.