How to pronounce “vanishingly” in English

because for all but a vanishingly small number of us, it's not going to be.

of admitting flaws is so vanishingly rare in advertising.

And usually the problem is that the vanishingly small population that you can't send recruiters out on the road to do presentations at these schools.

It is definitely not-- or with such a vanishingly low probability-- Z or Q or X. And you can imagine very easily

so he testified in front of juries that the chances were vanishingly small that these women would have two children die of sudden infant death syndrome.

They had n only a minuscule fraction of the processing speed and a vanishingly small amount of memory in which to store data compared to today's computers.

Under normal circumstances, the chance that all three safety measures fail at the same time is vanishingly small.

- When this is done right, the chances of a catastrophic failure are vanishingly small and with around 1.5 million escalators worldwide,

You don't have it as a replacer of work, except in a very vanishingly small number of cases, which is mostly customer service.

And so are we talking about a vanishingly small number of people who can tell?

Environmental impacts must become vanishingly