Sentence examples for tiny commerce from inspiring English sources

All were influenced, in their sense of stagecraft and spontaneity, by the burgeoning Village Off-Broadway and experimental theater, ranging from Julian Beck and Judith Malina's Living Theatre and the avant-garde productions at the venerable Cherry Lane Theatre on tiny Commerce Street, to the first of the impromptu "happenings" in private apartments and lofts.

"We have tiny e-commerce companies reaching out but also monstrous companies doing the same," says Clavier of Shippo's customer base.

He burst into a tiny chamber of commerce and began joking with businessmen, teachers and farmers.

But although it dominates e-commerce in America and Europe, Amazon's tiny profits and big spending projects are starting to worry investors; its share price is down by almost a fifth since the start of the year.

Mr. Rimmerman, 44, whose piercing olive-green eyes are framed by salt-and-pepper curls and long sideburns, set up Garagiste in a tiny office back in 1995, when Internet commerce was in its infancy.

A native of County Sligo on Ireland's west coast, he graduated from University College in Dublin with a degree in commerce and immediately joined a tiny Unilever animal feeds subsidiary as company accountant.

New "global networks" of commerce and banking were creating tiny but vital nodes of power that could defy an atrophying feudal order.

Even if BBDR modeling to support low-dose risk estimation was superior to other approaches, the data and modeling effort required are of such a magnitude that the approach cannot be applied to more than a tiny fraction of the 82,000 chemicals now in commerce, most of which have been subjected to only very limited toxicity testing at best (NRC 2007).

The biggest problem with e-commerce is that conversion rates are tiny.

Born in the tiny Southland town of Dipton in 1961, English studied commerce and English literature at university in Dunedin and Wellington before becoming a farmer.

We arranged to rent a house for the month of September in nearby Saumane de Vaucluse, a tiny hill town of about 600 residents and no commerce, except for a small cafe.