Sentence examples for is tiny as compared from inspiring English sources
It may be because the Foster McCollum White Baydoun likely-voter model looks for voters who, as they described it, participated in "odd year municipal and county elections" — where turnout is tiny as compared with what it will be on Nov. 6.
Despite the increase, the number of people held in solitary confinement in Europe is tiny compared with the US, where as many as 100,000 people are kept in segregated cells.
The surf was tiny, as it had been all summer.
The space is tiny compared with what she has in New Jersey, but as a child, she said, "I used to think this was gigantic".
The Greek bailout cost about $300 billion, and Greece is tiny compared with Italy, whose economy is nearly 10 times as large.
Fine-tuning is surprising insofar as the life-permitting range of C is tiny compared to the full interval, which corresponds to a very small probability.
As Mr. Choma noted, the American clean energy manufacturing base — particularly its wind turbine production capability — is tiny compared with that of Europe.
You are talking about a basis price that is tiny compared to the current valuation.
"The proportion of scrum injuries is tiny compared to those caused by the tackle".
