Sentence examples for longer tiny from inspiring English sources

The South's nanotechnology industry is no longer tiny.

Tim Cratchit, no longer tiny, has been restored to health, thanks to Scrooge's benevolence, and Scrooge's nephew, Fred, is visiting London from New York, where he lives with his daughter, Fan.

Its rivals are no longer tiny firms few have heard of, but the biggest infrastructure software companies.

We are no longer a tiny minority.

The new Trabants will no longer have tiny engines, noxious fumes and plastic bodies, but will retain the iconic design of the original - like Volkswagen's new Beetle or the new Mini.

Some of the explanation for her surge to prominence over the last year is probably more prosaic and domestic: the Brown children are no longer so tiny and demanding; she is simply an ambitious professional resuming an upward career path.

In Ubisoft's ZombiU, the GamePad transforms, if not eliminates, some of the metaphors gamers are accustomed to: The map is no longer a tiny icon in the lower-right corner of your television, nor a menu that must be reached by punching a sequence of buttons.

Today's law students simply would not tolerate such behavior, I believe, partly because female law students are no longer the tiny minority they were then, and partly because societal standards of decency, in some respects, have changed for the better.

After all, it's no longer a tiny scrappy startup, but a global business worth $40 billion, based on its most recent fundraising.

Our child was no longer this tiny baby whose greatest accomplishment was crawling.

Al-Qaida is no longer the tiny organization founded by Osama bin Laden that never numbered more than 300 hard core members.