Sentence examples for number is tiny from inspiring English sources
The agency never publicly discloses how many similar operatives are working, but Jones's account makes clear that the number is tiny, at most a couple of hundred worldwide.
But the number is tiny compared to the scale of the challenge, with hundreds of thousands of people leaving the construction industry during the global financial downturn.
Today, according to intelligence estimates, some 1,900 women wear the niqab in France.Yet even this number is tiny, so why are the French so exercised?
Although the number is tiny -- a moderate-size company like Nicole Miller sells 100,000 units a year -- there are still risks for stores anointing young talent so quickly.
The number is tiny compared with The Wave's paid print circulation, which the paper says is 11,500 (the paper costs 35 cents on the street, while single-issue access online costs 75 cents).
Asked how many members of the department had been punished for corruption recently, he said the number was tiny.
He once said there were 1,000 members, although rival militia officials said the real number was tiny.
While the number was tiny compared with growth at bigger rivals Verizon Wireless and AT&T, it was a milestone for Sprint, which last reported contract customer growth in the second quarter of 2007.
A majority of Kavoo's 2,400 competitors (double the 1999 number) are tiny companies with a single plane.
