Sentence examples for far tiny from inspiring English sources

The number of people who have died from the disease is so far tiny compared with the mass slaughter caused by the suicide-hijackings of September 11th.

By the time of the announcement, the post office had already been decontaminated.The number of people who have died from anthrax is so far tiny compared with the mass slaughter caused by the suicide-hijackings of September 11th.

On one side are those who refer to "demand" as if it's preordained and who assume we can safely and economically go on using as much energy as we do (though the mix may shift to bitumen from Alberta's sands, shale extracted by fraking, one of the varieties of nuclear power being hawked, natural gas, and the so far tiny category of renewable sources).

That's partly because the pixels are far tinier than they are on a 50-inch behemoth.

These should last a long time: their reserves are the third largest in the world, after Iran and Russia, and their population is far tinier.

I.B.M. scientists have for the first time created a vast assembly of transistors using a new material only a few molecules wide, taking a significant step toward computers far tinier and more powerful than those used today.

Natural England has instead issued a licence to allow a gamekeeper to kill something like us: a legally protected predator, a clever, adaptable native species which kills a far, far tinier proportion of the 45 million factory-farmed pheasants that are dumped in our countryside each year for people to shoot for fun.

Their innovation could lead to nanolasers, ultra-sensitive chemical detectors, or even a lens that could focus on details far tinier than the best lenses used today.

It is so far a tiny trend.

His experiment poses no threat since the piece of magma is far too tiny.

Even this extra CP violation, if confirmed, would be far too tiny to explain the existence of the universe.