Sentence examples for that is a tiny from inspiring English sources
For parking so close to the Epicenter of Awesome, that is a tiny price to pay.
In a nation with more than 170 million individual taxpayers, that is a tiny number.
After all, N.Y.U.'s endowment may be $1.1 billion, but on a per student basis that is a tiny fraction of Princeton's worth.
In fact, powerless, obscure, low-level employees are routinely sentenced to long prison terms for engaging in relatively petty money laundering schemes, unrelated to terrorism, and on a scale that is a tiny fraction of what HSBC and its senior officials are alleged to have done.
But, as Michael Hiltzik of the Los Angeles Times notes, that is a tiny number -- roughly 1percentt of an administration budget that is itself a small percentage of total costs.
Use one that is a tiny bit lighter than your natural skin color over dark eyes.
If you can't tell from the image, that's a tiny frying pan mounted on top of a tiny toaster, all attached to a tiny coffee machine.
Compared to 6.8 million fatal collisions with cell and radio towers and the 3.7 billion slain by cats, that's a tiny fraction.
But that's a tiny number.
"But that's a tiny concern.
