Sentence examples for tiny and only from inspiring English sources

But this was a symbolic gesture, since all were tiny and only 25 of those have actualy been liquidated.

Louise Ellman, transport select committee chair, has said that while the committee recognised their value, "many community transport schemes are tiny and only serve particular groups in the community" and that it was "unrealistic to expect volunteers to replace local bus services".

Unfortunately for the EDL, the flag they'd chosen to bring along was tiny, and only took a few seconds to burn.

The effect is tiny, however, and only observable with objects of truly enormous mass.

Packing the auditorium into a circular building left a tiny backstage and only a thin, curved hallway for a lobby.

Regional TV in those days was a pretty ramshackle operation; Pritchard had to work with a tiny budget and only one camera.

Now she is raising them, but only in tiny increments and only because the arrival of Donald Trump and his promise of a government-funded spending spree offers a bigger payday than ultra-cheap central bank money.

Not only are city agencies mostly centered in Manhattan, but community boards, the purported voices on local planning issues, have tiny budgets and only advisory votes, though they serve areas larger than some upstate cities.

Today, forestry is a tiny business and only about 13% of the UK is covered in forest, a vast improvement on the 5% after the first world war, but far less than the European average of more than 30%.

The app is tiny (85kb) and only needs to be run once.

His words should resonate in Europe as well where innovation appears in tiny pockets and only in the richest countries.