Sentences with phrase «tiny number of cases»

«for every human cell that is intrinsic to our body, there are about 10 resident microbes — including commensals (generally harmless freeloaders) and mutualists (favor traders) and, in only a tiny number of cases, pathogens.

Financial assistance programmes exist but, much like discretionary housing payments for the bedroom tax, these only pay out in a tiny number of cases.

Not exact matches

The voter complained that not only was the dataset tiny — a rise from 21 cases in 2014 to 44 in 2016 — but that the Cabinet Office failed to mention that the number of allegations then fell by more than a third in 2017, to 28.

As with jury verdicts, the number of actual decisions by federal judges make up a tiny percentage of total cases.

Rather than squint at the tiny model number on the back of your case and then Google the model number, the simplest method is to check the serial number as the first four alphanumeric characters indicate the model / generation of your Kindle.

In both cases, masses of people were convinced to give up immensely valuable assets in exchange for short - term benefits while the accumulators of these assets, tiny in number, reaped exponential value from their accumulation.

There is no generic phone case or mounting plate that would enable you to use moment lenses with any phone since each phone has the camera in a different spot, and the realities of manufacturing are such that they simply can't design, prototype, and mass produce a phone case that only a tiny number of people even can use, let alone will.

It took two full rolls with literally no leftovers in case of mistakes to do this tiny little room, so if you're planning on papering know your measurements, order a bit extra, and order it all at the same time so your patters match (they should be from the same lot number).