Sentence examples for increasingly tiny from inspiring English sources

And all the while, for these increasingly tiny intervals, there is a corresponding rise, also increasingly tiny.

The only ones who benefit are Cuban-American groups in Florida who do not represent anyone but their increasingly tiny community.

Chips are becoming more sophisticated and faster largely because their designers keep coming up with ways to make the channels that are etched to create transistors increasingly tiny.

A girl trapped in her room, and in an increasingly tiny world, is the subject of Cordelia Lynn's debut play, Lela & Co, at the Royal Court in London.

Not using lights is, for me, very silly, all the more so when modern bike lights are increasingly tiny, powerful and cheap.

Lowering energy use is a relatively recent shift in focus in chip manufacturing after decades of emphasis on packing greater numbers of increasingly tiny and faster transistors onto chips.

It defied common sense to envision what exists today, a technology where making something smaller causes it to be more powerful, with denser skeins of circuitry squeezed into increasingly tinier spaces.

Christians, who are increasingly a tiny and shrinking minority in the Middle East, complain of state-enforced Islamic laws and cultural attitudes that inhibit their ability to worship freely.

Today, Qatar is the leading advocate of military intervention against Assad's regime and is at the forefront of supporting the opposition, whose new coalition was formed in Doha in November, confirming that this increasingly confident tiny country is not yet afraid of over-reaching itself.

It is a giant dinosaur trying to rule a world increasingly inhabited by tiny, fast mammals.

The SRI crew could see that the iPhone, which had launched just before their excursion to Half Moon Bay, would yield a population of networked, always-on-the-go consumers who would increasingly rely on tiny touch-screens to tell them what to do.