And if the baby gets bigger there's an increased risk the baby won't fit so they would need a caesarean, and depending on their response to that we will go on to the next step, whether it's an increased risk of the shoulder being trapped and the baby, tiny chance, but real chance, of lifelong disability from it.
I am a reporter, but I am also an American, and one of the things that makes watching the results so riveting is that I played a very tiny, but very real role in the story of the day.
Writing about billion-dollar valuations and companies flush with cash is certainly fun, entertaining, and hopefully enlightening, but it's always fun to come across a teeny-tiny startup solving a small, but real problem for a clientele you know almost nothing about.
He can surely get his way: mighty Germany wields the same voting power in the ECB as tiny Malta.The real question is the extent to which Mr Weidmann has the support of the German government.
Note that the inflation-adjusted versions of U.S. Treasury bonds (called TIPs) carry a tiny 1% real yield.
After all, it's what the tiny screen real estate requires.
I bought them a tiny, adorable real tree, and we will spend this afternoon at their house with the help of all of the grandchildren doing "Christmas Lite" and having lunch.
There are hundreds of brief descriptions in old books and documents, and there are tiny remnants of real forest, but it is necessary to put many pieces together to imagine the whole.
But the subscription revenue associated with these services is tiny; again, the real money is in the transport.
It's continued here, but it's happening on a front most didn't predict: that tiny swath of real estate between the screen and keyboard.
Each contains a tiny hourglass with real sand.
