Sentence examples for a tiny part of its from inspiring English sources

While nobody should underestimate IBM, probably L&H's main rival, speech is only a tiny part of its empire.

With only three stores in the United States, Topshop's United States division is a tiny part of its business.

In ten years' time, desktop-only users might be only a tiny part of its total users - and its revenue generation.

The council argues that the sums involved are but a tiny part of its overall budget, the great bulk of which is spent on services and works that benefit the great majority of the borough's people.

Spending a tiny part of its budget to maintain the quality of administration is a small price to pay.Stefan Munteanu LuxembourgSubterranean factsSIR – You referred to the new train line that runs under the Bosphorus in Istanbul as "the world's first intercontinental tunnel" (The world this week, November 2nd).

In an echo of the battle in the UK between Rupert Murdoch's Sky and the BBC, conservatives – some of whom were actually paid by Fox as contributors – called on Congress to cut public funding for NPR, even though the station says that only a tiny part of its finances come from the taxpayer.

I was watching history and felt I was somehow a tiny part of it.

The world is a giant place, and we each just make up a tiny part of it.

Greenspan's contentious remark was a tiny part of his article.

"It's been a hell of a year for the UK and I feel very honoured to be a tiny part of this part of it".

Don't try to use a huge brush for a tiny part of your design, as it will ruin it.