Sentence examples for tiny and its from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Telocity's current subscriber base is tiny, and its geographic reach makes it potentially available to only 40percentt of the United States population -- undermining the nearly geographic ubiquity of DirecTV's satellite "footprint" across the nation.

Bhutan's economy is tiny, and its foreign links tinier still.

The change is tiny and its cause is not a concern.

CNBC's audience remains tiny and its prime-time line-up practically nonexistent.

My company is tiny, and its income is derived from my work as a writer and broadcaster, and the accounts are filed at Companies House.

But in the US Daraprim is difficult to copy as a generic because its market, though profitable, is tiny and its government approvals have been "grandfathered" in from the 1940s before the rules were tightened dramatically in the 1960s, making the more modern required drug safety tests hard to replicate by a rival.

The tiny National Front Party, and its even tinier offshoot, the Right Wing Resistance (neither of which is represented in Parliament) oppose immigration.

With so much wildlife to see, it hardly mattered that Caulker was tiny, and that its simple restaurants ranged from the palatable to the downright awful.

As long as everyone suspends disbelief, the tiny country and its enterprising people thrive.

Or they walk through Lafontaine Park, with its tiny zoo and its wonderful playground (where I played as a child).

"This wreckage is part of a larger story, the story of that tiny atoll and its place in world history".