Sentence examples for only a tiny piece from inspiring English sources
The new US-made line is likely to represent only a tiny piece of Apple's overall production – iPhones and iPads form the largest part of Apple's business and will continue to be made overseas.
These performances, they contend, are only a tiny piece of life for a circus animal, most of which is spent in chains, or riding from town to town in cages the size of a Hyundai.
Behind all of these considerations is the suggestion -- at once haunting and exhilarating -- that what we see and understand of the world is only a tiny piece of the extraordinary, perhaps unfathomable whole..
For the moment, North Dakota, where oil was first found in 1951, is only a tiny piece — about 2percentt — in the nation's domestic oil production, well behind Alaska, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas and others.
The Giuliani administration was less than satisfied with the federal government offer, noting that the $5 million in statewide assistance would mean that only a tiny piece of the city's expected $15 million in West Nile-related costs this year would be covered.
Example: When the FBI needed to install hardware and networking equipment in 435 field offices, it called on $11 billion (sales) Computer Sciences Corp. to install 27,000 PCs and servers in nine months; GTSI got only a tiny piece of the estimated $137 million project, customizing some Hewlett-Packard and Sun Microsystems machines.
We only want a tiny piece of your market in the far north, where our aircraft is very capable of making short takeoffs in the snow.
I was a judge at TC50 when Mint was on stage, told them it's a huge market, you only need a tiny piece.
Rather, try to use as many different providers as possible, so that each of them only has a tiny piece of the puzzle.
To transform education, feed a planet of over seven billion people, or cure chronic diseases, traditional foundations will only ever be a tiny piece of the global puzzle.
Later, we read about another widow who has only a tiny bit of meal and oil to make one last piece of bread for herself and her son.
