Sentence examples for Fairly tiny from inspiring English sources

You typically won't see bugs — they are fairly tiny and can scurry quickly — but you will see these stains.

The New Yorker, June 1 , 1963P. 27 The important ones of the earth manage to solve some fairly tiny problems in a grand way.

By Francis T. Plimpton and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, June 1 , 1963P. 27 The important ones of the earth manage to solve some fairly tiny problems in a grand way.

This is not because I don't empathize with small channels, having a fairly tiny one myself.

Those fundamentalists represent a fairly tiny minority in the US a little more than 10percentt of all Americans.

At the very least, probably a few more did too (since the odds on us finding the very first ones to get feathers are pretty tiny) and some fairly weak evidence suggests that feather may have appeared rather earlier in evolutionary terms, suggesting a few more theropod groups had them too.

Then I blended the bisque, leaving it fairly chunky, with tiny plump morsels of shrimp dotting the creamy broth, which was rich and fragrant.

During FCC the heavy, long-chain hydrocarbons are vaporized and 'cracked' into short-chain fractions by a catalyst, or more precisely by billions of tiny, fairly spherical catalyst particles with diameters ranging from 50 150 μm.

Door sweeps work fairly well but tiny mice can squeeze in at the ends of the door sweep.

30% rated it as "fairly important" and a tiny 5% cited it as '"nice to have".

She says she does not know which childhood disease caused her to lose most of her hearing, only that it happened when she was 1 or 2. Now, Dr. Deubler hears fairly well with two tiny hearing aids; in the 30's they did not exist.