Sentence examples similar to a tiny courier from inspiring English sources

To deliver FGF where it's needed more precisely, a team led by physiologist Wulf Ito of the Max Planck Institute for Physiological and Clinical research in Bad Nauheim, Germany, attached FGF to tiny couriers--resin spheres, 7 micrometers in diameter, that are a shade too large to squeeze through a capillary.

The challenge here is pretty enormous because while the NSA has data on millions of people, only a tiny handful of them are confirmed couriers.

For starters, they say relatively few people -- 20 to 40 a year -- are convicted of the most serious felony drug charge, known as A1, and a tiny minority of those are merely couriers or other bit players in a drug ring.

Last April, after several couriers were arrested, Mr. Levita fled to a tiny town near Amsterdam with a suitcase stuffed with $100,000 cash, according to government papers.

A tiny, tiny little town.

It panders to a tiny, tiny minority.

A tiny aphid.

A tiny bit lame?

A tiny smile.

A tiny, tiny monkey.

Saturday's protest was staged by the Independent Workers of Great Britain: a tiny, scrappy trade union I've been reporting on since 2011 as it has fought for the rights of cleaners and cycle couriers and Uber drivers.