Sentence examples for may seem tiny from inspiring English sources

These numbers may seem tiny.

Unlikely though it may seem, tiny dogs sometimes kill.

At $46.25 a share, the 2 percent headline premium over Friday's closing price may seem tiny.

Such moves may seem tiny, but they involve a lot of people.

To Goldman, a $500 million net short position may seem tiny relative to the rest of the firm's positions.

That may seem tiny, exporters say, but it adds to the heavy disadvantage caused by the strong yen.

It may seem a tiny change, but the hospital gown is a metaphor for the way we can transform the NHS.

The rate may seem pretty tiny, but apply it to the population of New Zealand and the number of people whose dad isn't who they think works out to be around 80,000.

That day may arrive sooner than later and when it does, our Universe may seem the tiniest bit smaller.

IT MAY seem surprising, but tiny Iceland has produced two of the world's most innovative small drugs companies.

"That may seem like a tiny detail, but it's stuff like that that separates the professional liars from the mere amateurs," she said.