vanishingly造句

errors are vanishingly rare.

Like ignorance, lost innocence can be vanishingly hard to recover.

They're intelligent, but only if you define intelligence in a vanishingly narrow way.

In the traditional story of the origin of life, the chances of evolution producing a living cell are vanishingly small.

In initial testing, the amount of power produced was vanishingly small — just 15 picowatts, or trillionths of a watt, per square centimeter of metal plate.

They may not, however, select students: they are required to take the most local ones, even when an academy replaces that vanishingly rare thing, a failing church school.

On one estimate, almost a third of its work concerns alleged human-rights violations, which made up a vanishingly small percentage of the law lords’ caseload a decade ago.