Sentence examples for tiny economy from inspiring English sources
The tiny economy has suffered a massive blow.
The goal is to impart a sporty feel to the tiny economy car.
But any one of the larger ones would dwarf Mozambique's current tiny economy.
The upside: Europe can afford to keep bailing out a tiny economy like Greece's.
Silicon sally Correction: International banking Vacancy ReprintsBut Greece has both a tiny economy and a tiny stockmarket.
A tiny economy may enjoy what Martin Wolf, a columnist at the Financial Times, calls "the liberty of insignificance".
Many of these agreements are of limited use because they are with other tax havens, such as Guernsey and Malta, or with tiny economies such as Greenland.
In the last few years, West African states began to wake up to the dangers of the drug trade, which is swamping their tiny economies and corrupting — or further corrupting — their politics.
It has done so even though most Pacific nations are tiny economies and the U.S. Navy retains a massive advantage over China's in speed, technology and basing throughout the Pacific.
Their tiny economies are already awash with American goods: They would love to claw back some sort of special status, offering privileged access for their exports—and protection at home.In this section The smaller neighbours Public health or church morality Au revoir, Mobutu Sese Seko or is it adieu?
China has given billions in loans and aid to Caribbean nations to build stadiums, roads, ports and tourist resorts, and Mr. Xi's visit came days after Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. met with 15 regional leaders in Trinidad, drawing a sharp contrast about what the two countries had to offer the area's tiny economies.
