Sentence examples for by a very tiny from inspiring English sources

"Then you only need to change its trajectory by a very tiny amount".

"This is not acceptable behaviour in a civilised society and I know that the vast majority of Scots will join me in my disgust at this act by a very tiny minority.

The rms of the residuals could be reduced but only by a very tiny amount compared to the single-day approach.

Second, because I am increasing by a very tiny amount each day, my body is able to recover and grow.

Then, in one moment, by a very tiny minority, the British people voted to throw the whole thing away.

Because microperforation may be created by a very tiny forceps tip when remove the lamellar from the DM.

KK: So your assumption is correct, and it can be worth it to make payments instant by taking a very tiny bit of a position.

But she turns her canvas, which always measures 15 by 18 inches, into a very tiny arena in which to act.

In 1970, Hendrik Hertzberg visited the Adventure Playground in Central Park, where he was chaperoned by Sylvia Parker of the Committee for a Creative Playground: Nearly at the top of another slide, a kind of stone wigwam that is approached by a ladder inside, a very tiny boy seemed to be having trouble going back up.

Clearly, the chain of realizations built by varying t represents a very tiny part of the entire search space.

As a result, pollination by the moths makes up a very tiny proportion of all the pollinator visits that occur within that community and probably has little effect on plant reproduction or natural selection.