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Meanings of tiny fraction in English

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Usage of tiny fraction in English
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But Ireland makes up a tiny fraction of the euro zone economy.
Reuters
2
He said they made up a tiny fraction of his political base.
Reuters
3
Just a tiny fraction of people in developed societies farm the land.
The Disposable Male
4
Only a tiny fraction of our bread is made this way now.
The Irish Times
5
But that's a tiny fraction of the abandoned housing dotting the city.
Reuters
6
But only a tiny fraction of Americans pay the federal estate tax.
Reuters
7
A tiny fraction, but the essence of who and what she was.
Surrender to the will of the night
8
Rolled up, they compressed to a tiny fraction of their wing span.
Angelfall
9
Solar power is booming, but only provides a tiny fraction of all power.
Reuters
10
It is a tiny fraction of our production, Rinehart said in an email.
Reuters
11
Spending to prevent disasters accounts for only a tiny fraction of international aid.
Reuters
12
But that's still just a tiny fraction of the world's population.
Wired
13
He wasted only a tiny fraction of a second on that.
American empire: blood and iron
14
AIG shares are still trading at a tiny fraction of their pre-crisis levels.
Reuters
15
Only a tiny fraction of women report a complete absence of maternal desire.
The Disposable Male
16
And a tiny fraction would flavor a whole bowl of rice.
King Rat
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United States of America
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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