Sentence examples for with the miniscule from inspiring English sources

[C4.] Bank Tries to Lure Skittish Investors ING Direct, the online bank that gained a foothold in the United States by wooing customers fed up with the miniscule interest rates, will now try to convince skittish stock market investors that its savings accounts would make a fine investment option.

I keep my alarm clock just outside my bedroom, which allows me to wake up early with the miniscule side-effect of being almost totally overwhelmed by agitation and puffy-eyed rage for the first two hours of each day.

Just as De St. Croix creates on a large scale, fellow artist-in-residence Skye Gilkerson works with the miniscule.

The white blob in the middle of the screen with the miniscule arm and leg buds, and that flashing light in the middle that was a heartbeat.

Gone are the days when I can show off additional storage capacity, not limiting me to the miniscule gigabytes that came with the phone.

If you're familiar with the original system, you'll have no trouble adapting to the miniscule changes.

From the miniscule to the massive.

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.

QUESTION FROM GABOR RONA: Dear Mr. Hertzberg: Without taking anything away from your conclusion that Rep. King is wrong ("Obama policies are a vindication of Bush's") I think it necessary to point out that the difference between Obama and Bush once the Supreme Court got done with Bush is miniscule compared to the difference between early Bush and late Bush.

Having your eyeballs, possibly the most sensitive, achy, valuable organ in the body, poked with miniscule needles.

Though I question the wisdom of such an intense reaction to a lunatic with a miniscule following, this is the world we live in.