Sentence examples for and the relatively tiny from inspiring English sources

It pointed out the disparity between Britain's vast success in sports cycling and the relatively tiny numbers who use bikes for transport, arguing cycling should be treated as consistently and seriously by government as the roads, rail or aviation.

My guess is that given the absolutely massive scale of Pokémon GO and the relatively tiny scale of Niantic itself, this is an automated process that is starting to go haywire.

In a sea of models who are 5ft 10in and above, the relatively tiny Free stands out.

Amid the campaign furor over Mr. Romney's wealth and taxes, the relatively tiny real estate investment — the mortgage generates less than $2,500 in annual interest income, according to his disclosures — has gone largely, though not entirely, overlooked.

Not all of the archosauromorphs were large over time, they diversified into a variety of body sizes throughout the Triassic and Jurassic, from the relatively tiny feathered dinosaur Anchiornis to Apatosaurus and Diplodocus, some of the biggest creatures to ever walk the planet.

The executive director, Hela Cheikhrouhou, said the symbolic significance of getting the fund up and running before the Paris talks outweighed the relatively tiny amount released.

The fossil record is full of giant sloths, but all that remains today are the relatively tiny two-toed and three-toed sloths.

These shocks allow the relatively tiny black hole to heat the huge area surrounding it, as shown here.

The leaked report reveals the relatively tiny amount of money the UN could have spent to clean up its camps and prevent sewage disposal into the river.

Facing its ire this time is the relatively tiny Taiwanese chipset maker VIA Technologies.

With an investment valued at $226 million, Cox Communications accounted for one-third of the relatively tiny stock portfolio.