Sentence examples for comparatively tiny scale from inspiring English sources

There is another factor, too: In Syria, the workshops and the men behind them spent much of their early time learning a lethal craft that Libyans pursued at a comparatively tiny scale: bomb-making.

Traditionally, New England has had comparatively tiny land parcels, owned by private landowners.

But the resources committed to the women's game over all are comparatively tiny.

Nestled alongside them was the comparatively tiny Bayview Inn (13 rooms then, 7 today).

It may be comparatively tiny, with only 16.7 million people, and comparatively rich and secure, but it forecasts where the Continent is headed.

"It is what it is," Ms. Dailey said about the comparatively tiny budget for navigators in her state.

Near Random House's mammoth booth, the comparatively tiny Omnific Publishing promoted its titles with the slogan "Romance... Without Rules".

New techniques let engineers shape objects at a tiny scale.

On the other hand there are the artists, often from other countries, with comparatively tiny cultural budgets at their disposal.

Europe does not generally have that tradition; in response to the Syrian crisis, resettlement numbers have been comparatively tiny.

(And when I say tiny I mean comparatively tiny. Not Richard & Judy on Watch tiny. Just not enough viewers to keep it on air or get it sponsored by Doritos sort of tiny).