Sentence examples for for comparatively tiny from inspiring English sources

However, we can conclude from the results of the model calculations that the simple model that assumed a spherical or an ellipsoidal shape of the cavity for the solute molecule is likely satisfactory for comparatively tiny and strong molecules.

The filtering of comparatively tiny organisms and organic detritus is a form of predation that was easily acquired when an animal became immense relative to potential food.

That is what Mr Volcker's investigation... has now demonstrated was roughly the case with Mr Annan's United Nations... "Mr Sevan's graft is reprehensible, but the real scandal is that Saddam... was able to manipulate the oil-for-food programme and bend the UN to his will for such comparatively tiny sums.

Hack days involve hours of coding, often into the night, all for the comparatively tiny period of two or three minutes onstage to explain your work.

While renewable energy struggles for temporary and comparatively tiny incentives, billions worth of permanent subsidies are gifted every year to the industries driving our climate over the cliff.

"It is what it is," Ms. Dailey said about the comparatively tiny budget for navigators in her state.

"But for the sake of a comparatively tiny amount of money it's been allowed to decay, and the chance to really build on the enthusiasm of the games seems to have been lost".

That's not true of food service on north-east-corridor trains, where the company loses a comparatively tiny $9m annually after accounting for both food and labour costs.Amtrak loses a lot of money providing food service on its long-haul routes because it loses a lot of money on almost everything related to those routes.

As for the other enthusiastic strawberry munchers; they are only making a comparatively tiny dent in our harvest, and anyway I'm not at all surprised.

Plus a comparatively tiny amount from all the studio equipment used for the recording in the first place".

While pathogenic bacteria are notorious for such diseases as cholera, tuberculosis, and gonorrhea, such disease-causing species are a comparatively tiny fraction of the bacteria as a whole.