Sentence examples similar to but a tiny supply from inspiring English sources
At a trade fair in Yugoslavia in 1957, where there was an exhibit of typical American products, a tiny supply of Coke was on hand; people lined up just to watch other people drink it.
No matter what your musical appetite, there are not enough hours in a lifetime to listen to but a tiny fraction of the global supply.
First it was painstakingly harvested from cadavers, and the tiny supply was reserved for children with pituitary failure.
Eye-popping moves like these are almost entirely owing to the tiny supply of shares in new companies, balanced -- or perhaps imbalanced -- against the titanic demand for them.
The Lower East Side has changed tremendously in the hundred years since Joel Russ opened a tiny shop to supply a mostly Jewish neighborhood with "appetizing," defined by his great-grandchildren and successors as "the foods one eats with bagels".
The men of Second Platoon are young, heavily armed and crammed together inside a tiny mountain outpost supplied by helicopter and surrounded by enemies determined to get inside.
A further angle will be to explore how the brain manages such an intense workload with a relatively tiny power supply - "no more power than a light bulb".
The fact that BMW, a company with a sterling engineering reputation, would even agree to supply a tiny British sports car manufacturer is, in itself, a considerable endorsement of Morgan and its prospects.
While 15 million pounds of fat is a lot, it could only supply a tiny percentage of the fuel Americans consume.
"Food drives are a wonderful way for people to engage with the issue of hunger," Ms. Daly said, but they account for only a tiny percentage of food banks' supplies.
