Sentence examples for very tiny number from inspiring English sources
Only a very tiny number, though, had the resources or the opportunity to even slightly inconvenience The Man.
I realised with alarm when I went to Oxford in 1987 that the vast majority of Indian students there came from a very tiny number of colleges and universities in New Delhi.
The government has, from the off, cynically highlighted the very tiny number of very extreme housing benefit cases in central London in order to woo appalled public opinion, but no one considers the huge sums of housing benefit devoured by London as a whole to be acceptable.
Is a college with a very tiny number of African American students really "better" than one that has many?
At what point do you expect that the print New York Times will be either completely gone or just something that very special readers read in very tiny numbers.
He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "Of the really poor practices we're talking nine or ten out of that 900, so very tiny numbers.
There are still two months before the first primaries, contests that as we all know only involve a tiny, tiny number of very, very special voters.
But the super-elite of the very rich constituted a tiny number.
However, there is a sense in which the rational numbers form a very tiny proportion of the real numbers.
The number of behavioral experiments in gleaning is small, and among active gleaning specialist insectivores that number is very tiny indeed.
