Sentence examples for tiny departures from inspiring English sources

Over the years exceptions and "anomalies" have been discovered (even tiny departures are interesting if you are managing enough money) but for the purposes of macroeconomic analysis and forecasting these departures are too small to matter.

Relativity theory says that even a tiny departure from flatness in the early universe would be amplified over time, so that the universe today would be either extremely open or closed.

Why I am deaf is a complicated matter of heredity, forty years of rock and roll and E. Power Biggs, and the departure of tiny little hairs that are supposed to cover my cochlea, which is basically a bone inside my head.

In the parking garage, more tiny cameras record every arrival and departure.

At the site of the current departure board, with its tiny digital clock, once stood a windowed arch beneath a large ticking station clock.

This is a city of departures and arrivals, so that tiny slice of East Elmhurst — which should not be confused with the more Asian and Latino Elmhurst to the southwest — is an aberration.

This 100-acre island is accessible only by boat -- the closest departure point is Pineland, a tiny fishing village a 12-minute skiff ride away on Pine Island, which has bridges to the mainland.

Greece might only represent a tiny fraction of the European economy, but its departure from the single currency would symbolise the failure of the project and set a precedent.

Push me for an opinion and I might just conclude that Australia's premature departure from World Twenty20 might be a tiny disadvantage.

Web cameras hang over each of the discs, filming every bee's arrival and departure, and revealing its identity from the tiny number tag glued to its back.

It represents a radical departure from a world in which, for millenniums, tiny minorities of elites have been telling most everyone else what to do.