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A tiny fraction of what it was before.
Farmers received only a tiny fraction of what they were entitled to.
The 19th century gold standard was run withjust a few hundred tons of the metal in London, a tiny fraction of what the US has today.
We could see just a tiny fraction of what the parasite really looked like.
But that's only a tiny fraction of what this system could do for you.
The idea that a brand is a logo,a name or a color is just a tiny fraction of what a brand actually is.
That's a tiny fraction of what the Indian government should be getting, with hundreds of billions still believed to be stashed abroad.
They're only a tiny fraction of what it costs to attend an in-person Korean language course, AND you get all the benefits of a developed and organized Korean language program.
I came back convinced that what I habitually see and hear andfeel is a tiny fraction of what I could be seeing and hearing and feeling.
The idea behind multispectral imaging is something that anyone who is familiar with infrared night vision goggles will immediately appreciate: that what we can see in thevisible spectrum of light is only a tiny fraction of what's actually there.
The Jewish community is a tiny fraction of what it was before World War II.
It opened me up to the big, wide world out there andtaught me that the bubble I was stuck in was actually a tiny fraction of what was actually going on in the world.
I think Bitcoin will be worth a tiny fraction of what it is now if we're headed out 10 years from now… I would see $100 as being a lot more likely than $100,000 ten years from now.”- Kenneth Rogoff.
There are many more such things I could talk about,but no words of mine could describe even a tiny fraction of what Master has given me in my cultivation.
On September 4, an executive of top bean processor Jiusan predicted that China will only need to buy 700,000 tonnes of soybeans from the UnitedStates in the marketing season that starts this month, a tiny fraction of what it bought last year.
The adventure is just beginning, and Gon shall soon discern that the world, as he knows it,is but a tiny fraction of what he will soon learn and discover as a hunter.
Difficult to describe what is happening in these boxes- the roll of ticker that scrolled at thebottom of television screens captures only a tiny fraction of what is happening on the markets.
Edwards, who also wrote the film, did the cinematography, and did the production design,makes the most of a budget that's just a tiny fraction of what he would get for his future blockbusters.
After the war, although we should have liked to find a market on the Continent of Europe, and although the industrial life of Western Europe depended upon coal from the Ruhr, we could not bring ourselves to allow theRuhr coal industry to produce more than a tiny fraction of what it produced before the Germans were defeated.
We can only see a tiny fraction of all that exists, and much of what we“know” is theoretical.
What we see and know is but a tiny fraction of all that there is to be known about it.
Materialists and others spend too much time worrying about their last ten or twenty years on earth anddo not spend a tiny fraction of their time thinking what's going to happen to them in the next ten, twenty thousand years, fifty thousand years….
What could possibly happen if and when a tiny fraction- one percent- of the Indian population gets a hold on what Bitcoin could do for them in the country's time of demonetization, which has forced the citizens into applying unusual efforts to access and use their hard-earned money?
A tiny fraction of passers-by stop to see what the person is looking at.
Speaking at a news conference to announce the results, Professor John Kovac of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, and a leader of the BICEP2 collaboration,said:"This is opening a window on what we believe to be a new regime of physics- the physics of what happened in the first unbelievably tiny fraction of a second in the Universe.".