Sentence examples for seen as a tiny from inspiring English sources

Point Salines was seen as a tiny pinprick in the American sphere of influence.

Vox, which was founded six years ago by disgruntled members of the conservative People's party (PP), used to be seen as a tiny fringe group.

Wolfe finds the idea of the virome — the collective genetic structure of every virus on earth — so captivating that he once described the world to me as a place that consists almost entirely of "bacteria, parasites, and viruses," adding that "animals really have to be seen as a tiny little addendum".

The Chinese are prisoners of another narrative, in which China's rise is a phenomenon benefiting its neighbours as much as itself, in which opponents are seen as a tiny minority manipulated by hostile powers, and in which democracy is a flawed western concept that has no relevance for China.

But the bill for assessing the reactor designs is seen as a tiny proportion of what could be an £8bn project for Anglesey.

The microscopic organism an archaea known as Metallosphaera sedula (seen as a cluster of tiny dots sitting in the middle of the meteoritic dust particle pictured above)—was originally found in 1989 living in Italy's hot acidic sulfur springs around Vesuvius.

Proteins seen as a versatile platform for making tiny wires.

Ponting was seen as a growing fish in the tiny Tasmanian pond, and one who had what was needed to leap into much bigger waters.

In Montauk, tiny houses are seen as a conceptual style choice, not a sign of an anemic bank account.

This year it didn't, so fares were lower, which means today's tiny deflation may be seen as a technical effect.

If H + diffusion limitation is seen as an important factor for the author's model, protein and nucleic acid transportation through tiny tubes should be seen as a much stronger and deleterious factor.