Sentence examples for of even a tiny from inspiring English sources

As we all know, the final price of even a tiny home improvement project tends to exceed the initial estimate.

And the tobacco companies kept increasing their promotional efforts on TV, because the capture of even a tiny part of the market meant high profits.

A permit to dock a boat is one of the last real estate bargains in Manhattan, costing a fraction of even a tiny Upper West Side apartment rental.

The catalytic tests demonstrated that the introduction of even a tiny amount of Nb (atomic ratio: Nb/(Ni + Nb) = 0.01) leads to a drastic increase in ethylene selectivity (150%) compared to pure NiO.

Thus, the appearance of even a tiny fraction of hawks dooms the doves to extinction.

We don't ask for even a tiny share of the billions these companies make.

If equity (the bank's own money) is only 5 percent of assets, even a tiny loss of 2 percent of its assets could prompt, in essence, a run on the bank.

Given the scale (i.e. millions of devices), even a tiny discrepancy in price could result in hundreds of millions of dollars, going one way or the other.

Following Ejii and Dikéogu's journey through the parched Sahara, they cross into Ginen's Kingdom of Ooni, where plants grow into houses and where a room might smell like lilacs and have "bright blue spiders, transparent-skinned geckos, lizards with long metallic-looking nails and all sorts of beetles," even "a tiny red-orange monkey clinging to the ceiling".

And since each munition may contain hundreds of bomblets, even a tiny failure rate can cause substantial civilian harm.

And as the election of 2000 showed, even a tiny advantage can be just enough.