1 the ninth letter of the Greek alphabet
All this bragging does not detract one iota from the fact that Henryk is an extraordinary man.
A particularist anchoring of this kind would not do away with one iota of the universalist meaning of popular sovereignty and human rights.
No piecemeal liberal reform will make one iota of difference.
We united our voices and sang for those unattainable items, and we didn't care one iota if people criticized us as an unlikely group.
The first predicate does not provide the possibility of setting its referent apart from any other existing thing and thus fails to contribute one iota to its individuation.
Abolishing duty-free will not contribute to that one iota.
She then had to admit that this was not based on one iota of scientific evidence.
In other words, in the whole process not an iota of money is created.
Not a single iota of transparency in sight!
