Sentence examples for as a tiny but from inspiring English sources

The first of the museum's three new acquisitions was the Smart Car, which was developed by Mercedes-Benz in 1998 and has since been sold in Europe as a tiny but eco-friendly means of transportation.

But as the nation's economic crisis has deepened, the exodus has come to include young men from all religious groups and across the socio-economic spectrum, as well as a tiny but growing number of young women.

What Dr Chan and Dr Capasso had shown was that the Casimir force could be used to make a simple lever that might act as a tiny but accurate stress sensor in nanoscale machines.What really excites researchers, though, is the idea that the Casimir effect may sometimes be repulsive.

What started as a tiny but beloved barbecue joint is now one of the most cultish-ly followed spots for smoked meat in the area.

Kenn Thomas, conspiracy theorist, writer, editor & publisher of Steamshovel Press Lobster has published a couple of themed or special issues, including: A number of regular sections have appeared in Lobster over the years: In 1998, the Hull Daily Mail described the magazine as "a tiny but influential fringe political journal".

Apple now appears to be the only company sending out quality headphones with its phone; given that most people use their smartphones as a dual phone/MP3 player, count this as a tiny but meaningful upgrade to the iPhone package, and really good news for the tender, tender ears of Americans everywhere (not to mention the audio quality of the music that is pumped into them).

Khan described the unrest in Baluchistan as the work of a tiny but vocal minority, led by people such as Baloch, who Khan charged was upset because traditional roles of patronage were being sidelined by development programs.

Note also the quietly sturdy performance of Christian Bale, the young man who played the lead in "Empire of the Sun," as Falstaff's Boy, a tiny but important role.

The group gigged the Satellite in Silver Lake and performed as a smaller band to a tiny but tight crowd.

Evans, that tanned and pampered exquisite, comes across as a mix of George Hamilton and Hugh Hefner with a tiny but perceptible touch of, ahem, Rock Hudson.

For many decades, Puerto Ricans have been split three ways: roughly half advocates an improved version of the current "commonwealth" status; roughly half supports the island's admission into the Union as the fifty-first state; and a tiny but vocal minority favors independence.