Sentence examples for for then tiny from inspiring English sources

A decade ago antitrust regulators quashed Microsoft's takeover bid for then tiny rival Intuit.

Emboldened by the war to think expansively, the then tiny Medical Research Council MRCC) Unit for the Study of Structure of Biological Systems was doing science in the early 1950s that most chemists and biologists thought ahead of its time.

The universe made tiny stars, and then tiny galaxies.

Zaslav studied law at Boston University, clinching his first break in cable in 1985 as a fill-in lawyer for Discovery, then a tiny cable channel built around nature and science shows.

Thiel also helped Facebook with its meteoric rise, initially bankrolling the then-tiny startup for $500,000 for a 10percentt stake in 2004.

If you've ever browsed to a site from your phone, only to find that it detected your mobile browser and served up an inferior, "mobile-friendly" version of what you were looking for, then you'll appreciate that tiny checkbox.

It was easy to persuade me to join the then-tiny Club for Growth in 2000.

The early audience for fiction was drawn from what was then a tiny middle class.

By then the tiny $32 million market for commercial aviation broadband gear will have grown maybe fifteenfold.

It's amazing what a varied experience you can have – we chilled in the gardens, found a maze in the cellar that you can get stuck in for hours, then discovered a tiny, weird little room playing minimal techno, and eventually went into the main room where the music was insanely loud and people were dancing like absolute nutters.

Then a tiny population was found.