Sentence examples for a tiny extra from inspiring English sources

Many London commuters might have preferred a tiny extra risk to weeks of discomfort and delay.

Regulations require that syringes and vials contain a tiny extra amount of drug.

For these a 24% price increase would mean a tiny extra monthly outlay under nine yuan ($1.32).

However, a neighbour offered them a tiny extra piece of land at the back of the plot for £20,000 — just enough to make a difference.

And finally, the Yankees were able to add a tiny extra cushion of separation between them and the pesky Baltimore Orioles.

I felt, (and probably still do feel, a little) that it gave me a tiny extra bit of gravitas, a manly, grown-up demeanour.

"We are claiming back a tiny extra proportion [of what Google has underpaid], way short of any reasonable amount of tax," he said.

So, with a tiny extra infusion of cash (only 80 cents per person, per year), they redirected money towards the diseases that caused the most suffering but were cheapest to treat.