Sentence examples for so a tiny from inspiring English sources

So a tiny change in a bit of regulatory DNA could possibly explain why we walk, run, jump and even climb trees differently than chimps.

At the end of this, millions will be still left uncovered, and others financially broken, so a tiny number of corporations can profit.

You get the impression that just as a tiny unpleasant thing can fill him with irritation, so a tiny pleasant one can fill him with amusement.

"So, a tiny proportion of the population is involved in that but overall more people in work, more people have that satisfaction of security, of a good wage packet that brings them and their families hope for the future".

So a tiny grumble at first but now, the more I think about it, quite a big hoiking palooka of a comment about the internet and the myth of choice.

Rosario Safina, whose company, Da Rosario, imports mushrooms and truffles, said he had raised his prices about 10percentt, so a tiny bottle of truffle oil that sold for $6.95 is now $7.50.

It is so far a tiny trend.

So when a tiny sail appeared in the distant haze the other day, it looked at first like another mirage.

So if a tiny stock goes up 1percentthathat move could offset a giant stock falling by the same amount.

So ironically, a tiny company funded through crowdsourcing has had more success here than a giant mega-corporation.

Even so, only a tiny fraction of today's computer owners have automatic backup systems in place.