Sentence examples for be tiny for a from inspiring English sources

(That would be tiny for a network, but it's big for cable).

That would be tiny for a marketing campaign done by regular postal mailing, but it is four times what Ms. Belzer receives promoting other products like printer ink by e-mail.

But São Paulo's 71km (44 miles) metro network is tiny for a city of 19m.

That amount is tiny for a millionaire but may be insurmountable for someone on a low income.

Suffice it to say, the unit is tiny for a functional PC.

It only weighs 5.6 ounces and is 1 inch thick, which is tiny for a GPS system.

That's partly because Essential has under 100 employees in total, which is tiny for a company building and shipping premium smartphones (Apple has over 100,000 global full-time employees, by comparison).

The trunk is tiny, for one thing; you can fit an overnight bag in it, but that's about it.

(Though obviously it's tiny enough for a purse or briefcase).

Recollections are tiny blueprints for an emerging design: aged four, after burning himself, Ted exclaimed: "Fires can jump up and bite you".

The room is tiny, big enough for a bed, a television and a hot plate.