Sentence examples for although tiny from inspiring English sources

The school system, although tiny, boasts even higher test scores than vaunted Scarsdale or Chappaqua.

No one else was around, although tiny undies hung out to dry on a plastic carousel on the other bed.

(That's big for a general farm, although tiny in comparison to some of the single-crop grain or berry farms in South Jersey).

Although tiny, with 10 square miles to Miquelon's 83, St.-Pierre is the metropolis, with 90percentt of the islands' 7,000 people.

And although "tiny" when he arrived in custody, the boy has grown taller and heavier, and would continue to present "a custodial problem wherever he is," Mr. Soccio said.

Iraq pays for these goods with fuel oil smuggled out of the country in barges.The illicit oil sales, although tiny in comparison with the UN's oil-for-food programme, bring their revenues directly to the Iraqi regime.

The number of energy-related startups--although tiny by Internet-bubble standards--is increasing.

You get to see the entire Web page on the iPhone's screen, although with tiny type.

It has even made it to Italy's Liguria, although in tiny quantities: Altavia makes just 2,000 bottles of the country's only, wonderfully pure and fragrant, example.

And although two tiny, closetlike dressing rooms were recently installed, they are not enough.

Although the tiny thornmint has not attained the celebrity status of the Bay checkerspot, Dr. Weiss says that nurturing the species is important work.