Sentence examples for tiny segment from inspiring English sources

A tiny segment of the population practices local religions, and an even smaller group follows Buddhism.

The new government was bourgeois, or middle-class, representing a tiny segment of the population.

But let's not keep pretending that one tiny segment of a dying industry is making a comeback.

Internet telephone service remains a tiny segment of telecommunications but is being rapidly embraced, especially by big businesses.

In the absence of a draft, the burden of fighting falls on a tiny segment of the population.

They said that the move was a step toward eventually ending chimp research, already a tiny segment of federal research.

He divided his creation into tiny segments, most of them relentlessly energetic.

"The Clock" counts off the minutes of a 24-hour day using tiny segments from thousands of films.

Actors are constantly chopping and changing, filming tiny segments that are then woven into the tapestry of a finished film.

Digital time compression, however, works by discarding tiny segments of repetitive audio (for example, 30 milliseconds of a vowel) and reconnecting the remaining bits, leaving the pitch unaltered.

But it had to be a TV show without commercial breaks, because I don't know how to write tiny segments.