Sentence examples for for a tiny amount from inspiring English sources

A retired secretary interviewed by the project recalled, as a young bride, asking the butcher for a tiny amount of mince.

Even then, one would be paying for a tiny amount of shares in something that we all jointly own already and end up not really owning it.

The defending solicitor, Mike Davis, had argued: "If you give him a conditional discharge he will still have to pay the £150 criminal courts charge – that's an awful lot for a tiny amount of cannabis.

The rest of the world put on good revenue growth of 12.3% to €58m, or 15% of total revenues, although emerging markets account for a tiny amount of revenues overall.

Government urgently needs to review its approach to green and growth policies if we are to effectively reduce our energy costs whilst, at the same time, meeting our climate change obligations". However, the IEA found that green measures accounted for a tiny amount of the difference in energy costs in the US v the EU.

So at the end of the day Ning gets some much needed additional capital in exchange for a tiny amount of equity, and Lightspeed gets its name associated with the Ning and Marc Andreessen brands.

The reason is simple: Each CNV deletion can possibly account for only a tiny amount of total variation in the aggregate measure of infrequent deletions.

Except for salt and a tiny amount of sugar, the sauce has no seasonings.

They have written checks for $11.3 million, all but a tiny amount of it to Democrats.

Green is the latest in a long line of elite business people and politicians for whom existing on a tiny amount of sleep is a badge of honour.

"We have made $5000 'in sugar,' & as we have been successful I will confide in you that in going into the speculation we risked a tiny amount for you, & your winnings are $200 for which I will shortly send you a cheque," she wrote from Paris, in the mid-nineties.