Minuscule in a sentence

Set minuscule writing One by one, the national minuscule cursive hands were replaced by a set minuscule hand which has already been mentioned and its origins may now be traced from the beginning.

Along with Latin minuscule writing in general, it developed ultimately from Roman cursive via the uncial script of Late Antiquity into the Carolingian minuscule of the 9th century.

A lawyer for the state said sparsely populated Montana produces “minuscule” emissions.

Available in medium and light wash, the minuscule shorts just about cover the crotch on the male model, leaving the whole leg free to take the spotlight.

Before George Lucas pioneered the modern blockbuster, he was a struggling independent filmmaker who produced movies with minuscule budgets.

Fiji has fewer than a million inhabitants spread across more than 300 islands and, despite crucial extra funding from World Rugby, their financial resources remain minuscule compared with those of their more pampered European cousins.

However the committee said the problem these procedures are supposed to be addressing is 'minuscule' with no reports of significant issues with counterfeit medication in Northern Ireland.

I felt both small and large, a minuscule component of something majestic.

If it is rereleased within a short period of time, the benefit is minuscule.

In comparison, the Getty Images lawsuit against Stability AI concerned more than 12 million photographs from their collection which is still a minuscule part of the entire dataset.

In D9, a large portion of these are privately employed and, given the known fact of minuscule formal employment, are most likely to be informally employed.

In May, this rose +0.2%, and it was a minuscule +0.1% in April.

Moreover, institutions that have violated the law have faced only minuscule fines, and some are not fined at all even after the Interior Department has found wrongdoing.

One-fourth of the Philippines population or about 29 million are enrolled in K-12; but the budget allocation is minuscule compared to the Asean peers.

Our tests were unscientific, our sample size was minuscule, and we were absolutely trying to trick the computer.

The minuscule amount of extra radiation won’t make the tiniest jot of difference.

The number of infrastructure items grew from 150 to 800 under the previous Coalition governments and hundreds of these projects, Labor claims, were announced with minuscule funding.

The smoke emanating from the wildfires contains extremely fine particulate matter known as PM2.5, which is not only minuscule but also highly dangerous, experts said.

Those vulnerabilities are entirely the result of the central banks’ own work – a decade of minuscule interest rates has left the world highly leveraged and financially exposed.

Though the amount was minuscule, it was enough to trigger an adverse finding.