Sentence examples for tiny change from inspiring English sources

A tiny change to their elbow can mean more than changing the entire bike.

In later editions, E. B. White made a tiny change.

He strongly believes that a tiny change from each of us, if aggregated, does matter.

RARELY has a tiny change in interest rates been the subject of so much attention.

Electrical tunability of this filter by tiny change of the chemical potential of the graphene was confirmed.

"There has been a very tiny change, starting in late 2009," Fattouh said.

A tiny change in timing of wing rotation can create a big change in the force produced," he said.

Yet any tiny change that the Internet giant makes has cascading effects for businesses across the Web.

A borderline strike three might be ball four with just a tiny change in the pitcher's grip.

The curly d/dts on the right measure a rate of change, a tiny change in a field (E or H) divided by a tiny change in time (t).

They're on at you all the time, every tiny change – I've got a complete phobia of brown envelopes.