Sentence examples for a tiny imbalance from inspiring English sources

As Frederick Charles Frank proposed in 1953, a tiny imbalance of "left" versus "right" chemicals can be amplified, resulting in pure "left" or "right" shells.

But researchers note that it takes just a tiny energy imbalance -- a few more calories eaten than are burned -- for pounds to creep on.

The underlying cause may be a twist in a gene, or a tiny hormonal imbalance that cannot be detected with current technology.

The ACA's tax subsidies for middle- and low-income insurance buyers helped to redress the imbalance, but only a tiny bit.

Any event that aims to redress the imbalance in a country where only a tiny percentage of teenage girls gets enough exercise is to be welcomed.

It panders to a tiny, tiny minority.

A tiny smile.

A tiny aphid.

A tiny bit lame?

A tiny hand.

A tiny example.