Sentence examples for tiny countries from inspiring English sources

Should big countries get bumped off the voting panel as often as tiny countries?

The main reason these tiny countries matter, despite a combined population of only 16m or so, is geographical.

He said these locations give more than 750 customers the ability to drive across those tiny countries.

But about three dozen tiny countries and much of the Middle East remain closed to investigators of financial crimes.

Once in the EU it will have the over-generous representation and voting rights that EU bodies give tiny countries as a matter of course.

FIFA gives every country in the world one vote, so that tiny countries like the Solomon Islands have as much pull as soccer giants like Germany and Italy.

This is a tiny country.

Iceland is a tiny country.

FOR a tiny country, Qatar certainly thinks big.

Not his fault; his is a tiny country.

In the heart of a tiny country, a tiny baby is struggling for life.