Sentence examples for tiniest step from inspiring English sources

The smallest deviation from tradition is agonizingly questioned, and the tiniest step is heralded as a moonwalk.

In an entire fortnight of viewing the chirpy denizens of Walford E8, the researchers also noted that nobody took even the tiniest step of exercise.

As Khatchadourian writes, "No matter how improbable extinction may be, Bostrom argues, its consequences are near-infinitely bad; thus, even the tiniest step toward reducing the chance that it will happen is near-infinitely valuable".

No matter how improbable extinction may be, Bostrom argues, its consequences are near-infinitely bad; thus, even the tiniest step toward reducing the chance that it will happen is near-­infinitely valuable.

Brian Souter and Rupert Murdoch have flirted with Salmond because they can sniff a small state coming that must, whatever its currency turns out to be, run surpluses and build reserves to please the Bank of England, the European Central Bank and, above all, a market that will punish the tiniest step away from neo-liberal orthodoxy.

And sometimes one needs a computer to create enough room in the crotch to take even the tiniest step forward.

This really is a teeny, tiny step.

With every tiny step, the country inches closer.

Each was a tiny step in a better direction.

In this case, the government took a tiny step back.

The guy came down, one tiny step at a time.