Sentence examples for for a tiny amount of 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.

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.

It's just more of a policy than coastal drilling, since unlike drilling for a tiny amount of oil, it would at least save us some money now.

The presence of a tiny amount of adsorbed nitrogen cannot be completely ruled out.

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.

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.

Signing on gave you a little room for manoeuvre; it gave you a tiny amount of choice.