Sentence examples for tiny credit from inspiring English sources

And sales associates are plucking the tablets off countertops so they can take orders from anywhere in a store using tiny credit card readers attached to the devices.

The MiFi ($100 from Verizon or Sprint; monthly fee required) is a tiny, credit card-size, personal, portable, powerful, password-protected wireless hot spot.

The technology only requires its tiny credit card scanner that fits into your audio jack and Square's app.

Also useful in the wallet is a tiny credit-card shaped torch.

Are you really content to spend the year lobbying for tiny tax credits for ineffective training programs?

The tiny for-credit pilot courses, open to both San Jose State students and local high school and community college students, began in January, so it is too early to draw any conclusions.

Bobby and Katie Smith have stellar credit, tiny student debt and a combined six-figure income.

It's one of those tiny, Bose-like credit card remotes that seem to be so popular with speaker systems like this.

Fie on me for giving Perry even a tiny bit of credit, I guess.

I take a tiny bit of credit for how beautiful the sukkah looks, for I, as part of the synagogue's Sisterhood, spent a Sunday with other members and a bunch of children helping to put the decorations up.

China also faces other challenges: its tiny number of credit-card holders limits the prospects for electronic commerce.