Sentence examples for even for a tiny from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it's now clear that he's having trouble getting his party unified even for a tiny tax rise on the wealthy — which means that he would suffer massive defections in any deal that even a wimpy Obama (if that's what we have again, which I hope we don't) might agree to.

Faced with a choice of breaking their commitment not to vote for higher tax rates, even for a tiny proportion of the population, or let the lower Bush rates expire and then vote to bring them back down soon after the new year, the House G.O.P. rank and file didn't think twice about choosing the option that allowed them to preserve the party's record of not having approved a tax hike since 1990.

That's why it can get really expensive, even for a tiny company, to pay your employees.

An increase in SUC could be achieved when the dye concentration increased from 97.5 to 108.5 mg/L, and beyond this SUC decreased sharply even for a tiny increase in dye concentration.

Even for Shepparton, a tiny town 180km north of Melbourne, this was unusual.

And even for a relatively tiny player like Creekstone, beef production is capital-intensive, Mr. Meyer, the cattle procurement officer, said.

The bar itself had moved three times, for even a tiny village needed its bar, even if it had nothing else.

We don't ask for even a tiny share of the billions these companies make.

It's one for all and all for one, even if a tiny slice of the defense budget could change the world for millions and millions of people.

If they do not split open the chest, there is very little room to maneuver, even for a robot's tiny fingers and slender arms.

"Friends of the family, friends of mine on social media, they all began keeping a lookout for Rey for us, too, and a family friend even made a tiny Rey doll for her to play with by hand," she told HuffPost.