Sentence examples for a relatively tiny audience from inspiring English sources

So far, the project has been underwritten with Dr. Hidalgo's faculty funds, and it has a relatively tiny audience, numbering in the thousands.

Sites like Art of the States (artofthestates.org), sponsored by WGBH radio of Boston; the American Music Center's NewMusicJukebox (newmusicjukebox.org); and Kalvos and Damian's New Music Bazaar (www.kalvos.org) continually document the breadth and vivacity of American musical creativity in a way that, given its relatively tiny audience, no concert promoter or station manager could possibly afford.

In fact, with its relatively tiny audience and massive accompanying hype, the Super Bowl is perhaps best understood as the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race of ball sports.

(It reportedly cost £230,000, itself a relatively tiny sum).

"But that's a relatively tiny portion of the city.

But his budget makes only about $30 million available for the program, a relatively tiny amount.

All things considered, a relatively tiny proportion of New York land is landmarked.

Atwater Village is a relatively tiny area of 15,000 people wedged between downtown Los Angeles and a huge suburb, Glendale.

Qualcomm and Nvidia share a chip design licensed from a relatively tiny British chip firm, ARM Holdings.

But it's encouraging to hear about Sustrans' results with such a relatively tiny number of people.

To put it in context, the natural global accumulation of tritium is a relatively tiny 2,200 PBq.