Sentence examples for with a miniscule from inspiring English sources

Ms. Vaidya's house is a single room, with a miniscule bathing area in one corner.

"We found a probe with a miniscule tip and ensured that the drilling was done in places on the fresco that had already been damaged and had no original paint on them," said Marco Ciatti, one of the restorers.

Another attack was carried in Tuesday's issue of the Wall Street Journal, which ran an editorial on a report that Hilary Benn - the UK's development minister and a critic of Mr Wolfowitz - held shares in a company with a miniscule £2,000 contract with the Department for International Development.

It was such an honour to have access to the incredible interior of the former Midland Grand Hotel prior to its refurbishment, and the excitement and sense of achievement of pulling off such an ambitious project with a miniscule budget is something that I'll never forget.

The fundamental issue I found, however, was not the percentage of people at the margin who really do want to spend their last days on a ventilator with a feed tube and dialysis machine, or getting knocked down by a fourth round of chemotherapy with a miniscule chance of helping.

BlackBerry continues to show up on Kantar's league tables but with a miniscule proportion of sales.

The first project is aimed to demonstrate, with true digital testing, the performance of RSFQ circuits of significant size and importance at a frequency that challenges the best semiconductor circuits, with only a miniscule fraction of their power dissipation.

All three are stuck wondering why they never made it, why they are clocking in and earning minimum wage, how that places a value on them in an expensive and rapidly gentrifying city, what trouble they can get into with such a miniscule sense of self-worth, and how they both hate and need each other.

This year Obama's approval in the days leading up to election day was at 92% with Democrats and a miniscule 6% with Republicans – an 86-point gap.

Ms. Delettrez also played with rings, dangling a miniscule pink-silver purse on one finger, claiming, "It's good for parties," and creating an animalistic ring that slips over two fingers, leaving the leopard free to move his tail across the hand.

Levinson worked on a miniscule budget with a cast of unknowns, shooting the film independently outside the studio system.