Sentence examples for relatively tiny part of from inspiring English sources

"Whereas once movie-making was the sole business of the studios," she writes, "now it is a relatively tiny part of a big company".

Such debt tends to be overlooked because it is a relatively tiny part of the market and is difficult to sell, he said.

The BP statistics show global wind grew by 30% and solar capacity rose 70% in 2008 but the oil company says this is coming from a very low base and still accounts for a relatively tiny part of total world energy consumption – 1.5% of electricity generation.

In these chips, the microprocessor is a relatively tiny part of the package, and other transistors are used for functions like graphics, memory control and video, with software mixing and matching the correct configurations for the device involved.

"But that's a relatively tiny portion of the city.

In a normal year McGovern-Dole might get 200 million in funding, which is relatively a very tiny part of the federal budget.

It's a tiny part of their operations for now.

"Just a tiny part of the aristocracy," he said.

But it is a tiny part of the employment picture.

Foreign aid is a tiny part of the U.S. budget.

My tiny part of the story did not go beyond my tiny circle of friends and family.