Sentence examples for but a tiny price from inspiring English sources
Drinks came to 22 euros, a nearly budget-busting figure but a tiny price to pay for the hospitality shown to me by utter strangers.
Not only can visitors see athletes with Olympic-level skills at a tiny price, but in a modest way, they can even join in.
For parking so close to the Epicenter of Awesome, that is a tiny price to pay.
In short, the valuable prize of a more prosperous and stable Eastern Europe could be bought at a tiny price.
"It'd be a mistake to stop a merger just because the government witness… says there'll be a tiny price increase," said Carlton.
But to have been spared the toxic intensity of the immediate aftermath of each round was miraculous, and going without food a tiny price to pay for such an astonishing dividend.
The greens dispute this argument, asserting that "as cattle eat grass most of the year, this small premium would represent a tiny price differential for the customer (eg 2c on a Sunday roast)".
How many technological resources and even patents will the US lose when China virtually steals the Hummer brand for a tiny price?
"If firms pass 25percentt of the wage costs onto their customers, shoppers would spend just seven cents more per shopping trip, or $8.87 per year". That's a tiny price to pay for an initiative that would have a potentially revolutionary impact on the standards of living of millions of Americans and the economic prospects of the nation at large.
The current $35 Pi costs "somewhere in the $20-$20-$30ge" to manufacture, says Upton, indicating there's very little wiggle room for squeezing what is already a tiny price-tag that little bit smaller.
