Sentence examples for but with the tiny from inspiring English sources
LAST week the city's real estate market rose from its knees and walked again -- not with a swagger or a strut, but with the tiny, halting steps of a toddler.
Sure, it's an easy and pain-free way of getting the job done, but with the tiniest slip up the whole thing could turn chaotic!
But with the inherently tiny potential of Iceland's market, and the lack of any roundabout low-tariff access to other European markets through this deal, trade alone cannot account for China's infatuation with Iceland.The more likely attraction for China is access to improving shipping routes through the Arctic as that region warms due to climate change.
Mr. Marchionne has brought a rejuvenated Fiat lineup back into American showrooms, starting with the tiny but stylish 500, with rumors of Fiat-owned Alfa-Romeos to follow.
Her aim is to produce a small, richly textured domestic drama, studded with the tiny but telling details that reveal the true nature of those who call the setting home and the intricate emotional relationships that bind them.
You try and put it at the back of your mind". The names of bases in southern Afghanistan which have become familiar are spread out over an area which is not objectively large - Kandahar to Musa Qaleh is about the same as London to Birmingham - but becomes vast when compared with the tiny number of troops expected to provide security in it.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson professed in his Senate confirmation testimony that "our values are our interests when it comes to human rights". Yet one of his State Department's first acts may be to abandon that stance with the tiny but strategic Persian Gulf state of Bahrain.
But chemical batteries are bulky compared with the tiny sensors, and they have a limited lifetime.
But with epidemics, the tiniest of changes can trigger huge, sudden effects.
