Sentence examples similar to reasonably tiny from inspiring English sources

THE BAR Small and highly convivial, with a marble bar top, a full dining menu and a tiny but reasonably priced wine list (most bottles under $35).

If you'd rather go more downtown and more reasonably priced, try Snack, a tiny, easy-to-miss but usually crowded restaurant that is Greek in menu, SoHo in atmosphere.

Outsiders ask, quite reasonably: will anyone outside of a tiny minority ever really care?

The 1005PE has a new "isolated keyboard" which is also reasonably good, the main drawback being the tiny shift keys.

Because Ahmadinejad was elected with a reasonably honest popular majority, there is a tiny chance that he will be strong enough to make a deal.

No potential author can reasonably believe that he has more than a tiny chance of writing a classic that will survive commercially long enough for the copyright extension to matter.

The in situ synthesis of SiC particles in Al melt is reasonably difficult since carbon has quite poor wettability and extremely tiny solubility in the melt.

What seems like a reasonably large font size on your computer screen may appear tiny on an A0 poster, particularly when it is viewed from a distance of 1 metre.

Because of a reasonably high rate of false positives, M.R.I. scans will detect many tiny abnormalities that turn out to be benign, or not even tumors.

On closer inspection, the location of the two tiny islands means that Putin's offer may well be reasonably sincere and not absolutely crazy.

The producer-side business case for these substances is clear: If a popular drug is outlawed, why not change the chemical formula a tiny bit to evade laws and hope the effects are reasonably the same?