Sentence examples for a relatively tiny community from inspiring English sources

White supremacists are still a relatively tiny community, and it's still likely that many of them won't vote.

The EDA is a relatively tiny unit of the Department of Commerce, with only 215 employees, that makes grants to distressed communities from six regional offices.

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

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

Or do we make a relatively tiny investment in their future to set them on a path toward productivity?

Of course, only a relatively tiny portion of law students secure this sort of cushty arrangement.

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.

While I wanted access to the manifold resources offered by an academic community with the size and scope of Cornell, I felt more suited for a smaller, more intimate setting (it's no mystery that I ended up deciding between Cornell and a relatively tiny liberal arts college).

The C.I.A. put the size at one to five kilotons, a relatively tiny bomb by cold-war standards.

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