Sentence examples for are more tiny from inspiring English sources

With multiple blades so close to the skin, there are more tiny nicks (hence the burning sensation when alcohol is applied) and the skin becomes less smooth, thus more prone to being cut or injured.

Consider this: There are more tiny, cheap speakers on the planet than there are people.

And there's more tiny news about the Oscar envelope, which used to come from Staples, underwent a makeover last year, courtesy of the designer Marc Friedland.

Observation on the extracellualr matrix by the scanning electron microscopy showed that it decreased significantly after rotating, and the fibers in the extracellular matrix were more tiny and disorderly than that of the control group.

Volkswagen confirmed at its annual media conference that it's going to bring one of its most eccentric concepts to production – the all-electric Sedric shuttle, which is more tiny pod bus than car, will eventually actually get made, after its design is refined by one of the Volkswagen Group's portfolio brands through a further development process.

It posits the conceptually innocent but mathematically sophisticated idea that basic units of matter and force are more like tiny vibrating rubber bands than like the point-size tiny marbles envisioned by traditional particle physics.

But in Japan, Meishi are more than tiny slips of paper with contact information they are tangible extensions of one's self.

Thin-film silicon solar cells are more efficient with tiny holes in the back electrical contact.

There are more such critters, tiny ones in gold filigree, a technique borrowed from West Asia via the northern steppes.

Know that some stocks are more sensitive to tiny earnings surprises than others.

Instead of large, modern grocery stores, there are more than 200 tiny bodegas, which generally charge higher prices.