Sentence examples for receive a tiny from inspiring English sources

In jail, the prisoner will receive a tiny proportion of the money.

But many women only receive a tiny slice of that – and some, like Sylvia, get nothing at all.

Most financial analysts assume, and outside shareholders hope, that the new company will receive a tiny share of News Corp.'s $10 billion cash surplus.

"Louis was shocked when he learnt that we only receive a tiny amount of statutory funding and have to raise over £3m ourselves, but it means so much to us and our children and families that he's giving his time to help us raise money and awareness".

In his economy of compensation, if 30 years later another young couple is paired up using some of the statistical data supplied by the first couple's compatibility, then the latter should receive a tiny royalty payment for the use of this information.

It's true many restaurants and hotels don't serve spicy food, and when you ask for hot sauce you're most likely to receive a tiny Tabasco, courtesy of Louisiana.

The new rules are scheduled to go into effect on December 15th.The FASB has received a tiny number of letters supporting its proposals.

Each year, ImageNet employs 20,000 to 30,000 people who are automatically presented with images to label, receiving a tiny payment for each one.

"These are the smallest water bottles I've ever seen," one woman said upon receiving a tiny carafe and a bubble-shaped glass (glassette?) that appeared to hold about an ounce of water.

It's not an accident, he argues, that the US receives a tiny amount of public funding per capita compared to most other industrialised nations, because "well-resourced public media would be a threat to the corporate and political establishment".

Though morphine is cheap, it is scarce in many poor countries, whose governments fear it will cause addiction or be used to make heroin.Although cancer claims more victims, it receives a tiny fraction of the aid that goes to fighting HIV, malaria and tuberculosis.