Sentence examples for is tiny in comparison to from inspiring English sources

"This is tiny in comparison to the cost of inaction," said the report.

Like Cole, Wearing is doll-like, but her frame is tiny in comparison to the tall model.

This trade is tiny in comparison to the overall value of Canada's relationship with Europe, which, the European Commission says, is worth €70 billion, or $93 billion, a year and which could yield €20 billion more under a broader agreement.

But the increases are tiny in comparison to the jobs lost since 2000.

As some authors have argued, the sums being offered by Google are tiny in comparison to what it could gain.

"The number of message boards about leaving your faith are tiny in comparison to those for people staying in their faith".

Vejle may be tiny in comparison to a city such as New York, but its pledge to build urban resilience hasn't gone unnoticed across the Atlantic.

Although Europe's subsidised exports are tiny in comparison to US exports, a British government study found they had a disproportionate impact on former colonies in west Africa.

David M. Monfried, a spokesman for MetLife, said the underreporting, which had the effect of making New England Financial's performance look better than it really was, was tiny in comparison to MetLife's $34 billion in revenue and $1.7 billion in operating income in 2002.

But they are tiny in comparison to the profits made by oil companies such as Total, which had a net income of £1.94bn in the first three months of this year.

At the BBC, although the money lost has been tiny in comparison to the banks, the sense of injustice at the largesse shown by management towards its own is felt just as strongly.