Sentence examples for tiny disparities from inspiring English sources
But many findings of behavioral economics show that tiny disparities in such rules can make a big difference.
Three years later, after making millions for the firm speculating on government and municipal bonds, he formed the arbitrage group, which used Salomon's own capital to exploit tiny disparities in bond prices.
In a nod to Chinese landscape painting, he inserted tiny objects to create disparities in scale, like the little farmhouse near the upper right corner and mechanical farm tools that read as specks in the fields.
The disparity was tiny — only about 12,000 — and was more than made up by a gain of 188,000 as a result of immigration from abroad.
While such countries have long been accustomed to vast disparities between a tiny class of the wealthy elite and the impoverished masses, the new elite shares some characteristics with counterparts in the United States.
The size disparity has led astronomers to speculate that the tiny galaxy, named M60-UCD1, may be the remains of collisions between larger galaxies.
It pointed out the disparity between Britain's vast success in sports cycling and the relatively tiny numbers who use bikes for transport, arguing cycling should be treated as consistently and seriously by government as the roads, rail or aviation.
The physical disparity in the first half was summed up in a single image: the 6ft 4in Rougerie bouncing the tiny figure of Shane Williams out of his way like a juggernaut rolling over a traffic cone.
