Sentence examples for gives tiny from inspiring English sources

FOR years the reputation of microfinance which gives tiny loans to the poorest rose and fell in tandem with relations between Grameen Bank and the Bangladeshi government.

In fact, the Senate gives tiny states like Rhode Island and Montana a more disproportionate role in the federal government than it does in the Electoral College.

(Yes, clinging does mean following!) Don't do the flower routine (Gives tiny gold flower) It gets really old after a while.

Dave gives Tiny a job as construction worker at a theme park called Wild Village.

Equal representation in "union" bodies would give tiny Belarus a wildly disproportionate clout.

Accel Partners, Andreessen Horowitz and several prominent angel investors have given Tiny Speck a total of $6.5 million.

If they frisk you, give tiny little pleasurable gasps and moans".

Researchers from Warner Lambert gave tiny amounts of the protein to six healthy volunteers.

Along with them we were given tiny Mexican "worry dolls" to be put under our pillows to take away worries.

Once in the EU it will have the over-generous representation and voting rights that EU bodies give tiny countries as a matter of course.

Volunteers are given tiny traces of a radioactively labelled drug too small to harm them, and typically just a hundredth of the estimated full dose in a drink.