minuscule

Example Sentences

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The truth is that the cost of providing Social Security benefits to the “extraordinarily wealthy” is minuscule to the point of being nearly invisible in the program’s accounts.

From Los Angeles Times

Multivitamin or multivitamin-multimineral supplements may have as few as two vitamins or minerals, and the amounts of each nutrient could be minuscule or excessive.

From Seattle Times

Exposure to even a minuscule amount of asbestos can cause lung problems, according to scientists.

From Seattle Times

Scientists say exposure to even a minuscule amount of asbestos can cause lung problems.

From Seattle Times

Judith Curry, a prominent researcher and frequent Republican witness at congressional hearings, who is expected to testify for the state next week has called the 32 million tons of carbon dioxide "minuscule" and "not meaningful."

From Scientific American