Sentence examples for because of the tiny from inspiring English sources

Because of the tiny footprint, even some of the smaller apartments take up half a floor.

Because of the tiny scale of the work, it is easy to walk past Slinkachu's people without noticing them.

This is possible because of the tiny gap between electrodes and silicon substrate in the drumhead devices, he said.

Because of the tiny storage, an ultrabook doesn't make a good primary computer, and can store only wee photo, music and video collections.

The $35 sticker aside, it is easy to become addicted to this star-bright, refreshing, feather-light dry white, especially because of the tiny, palate-cleansing small bubbles.

In other other words, it was 2004's equivalent of the Apple TV, another spectacularly underwhelming product which barely anyone bought because of the tiny niche it served.

As good as Biles is on her world-beating Amanar — a vault in which she twists two and a half times while flipping through the air — she will never get a perfect score because of the tiniest flaw: she crosses her toes.

Because many of the tiny parishes were combined and a few churches had escaped the fire, only about 50 churches were rebuilt, in addition to a new St.

Bumpy hours later and in much wilder countryside we come to smooth tarmac, and place bets as to whether we've arrived at the Kelcyre junction, because none of the tiny settlements we have passed through has had a sign with a name.

Peer-to-peer lending: Because members of the tiny home community tend to share similar values, there are likely to be some investors who want to help put people in their very own tiny dwellings.

The producers all spoke on condition of anonymity because the conversations involved their commercial dealings and because, in the tiny world of Broadway, it is difficult to predict one's future business partner.