Sentence examples for considered tiny from inspiring English sources

So he will hit the streets with 40 members, a size considered tiny for a band that once was four times as big.

But at Punahou School, where Te'o would transfer his sophomore year, Toma was considered "tiny and slow," at first, said the coach, Kale Ane.

Salesforce and Blackboard Inc., both of which have gone public in recent weeks, were two of the technology sector's more highly anticipated stock offerings -- and yet both would be considered tiny deals compared with Google.

Biology of miRNAs is far to be fully elucidated; nonetheless, despite being considered "tiny players," they have key roles in a number of developmental and pathological conditions.

(Consider tiny Andorra, in the Pyrenees between Spain and France.

When considering tiny Natchez, it is hard not to wonder whether New Orleans will once again be a fleeting fascination.

Or consider tiny Jamaica, which, from Bob Marley to Usain Bolt, has been punching above its economic and military weight for decades.

But he probably didn't consider tiny "monsters," smaller than rice grains.

He roasts YouTube for what he considers tiny payouts to artists.

Not surprising when you consider tiny Vatican City consumes more wine per person -- an average 98 bottles per year -- than any other country.

In those days, a tape the size of a matchbox was considered amazingly tiny.