Sentence examples for tiny extent from inspiring English sources

It is not known how many people in North Korea have access to the internet, but given the tiny extent of the network it is believed to run to just a handful of people among the political elite.

The truly disturbing truth for media professionals with navel-gazing tendencies (and what other kind is there?) is not the huge extent to which the annual tip-sheet jamboree distorts the marketplace or strangles careers in their infancy, but the tiny extent to which it actually makes any difference.

I discovered the self expression that I'd never managed to muster anywhere else, and I gained access to people and viewpoints from all over the globe, who in turn offered perspective and insight into the (tiny) extent of my own problems and the (even tinier) role they played in the larger world.

The PACS device was built by the Air Force Geophysics Laboratory at Hanscom Air Force Base in Massachusetts to measure the extent of tiny, almost invisible bits of debris in the shuttle's payload bay.

One of the knots that Ms. Dunham requires you to untie while you're watching "Tiny Furniture" is the extent to which she is playing with ideas about fiction and the real, originals and copies.

What is not known is the extent to which tiny aerosol particles are implicated in transmission.

The oceans may cover three-quarters of the world's surface, but they make a tiny contribution towards the total extent of area that governments have put under protection in order to promote conservation.

At first, when Esmé was a tiny little baby and the extent of her medical issues were just becoming clear, I felt flattered when someone would IDKHYDI me.

He can surely get his way: mighty Germany wields the same voting power in the ECB as tiny Malta.The real question is the extent to which Mr Weidmann has the support of the German government.

Not only is sequencing relatively inexpensive as a consequence (and the cost-to-benefit ratio correspondingly low), but this tiny genome promises to define, to the extent living organisms allow, the minimal animal gene complement.

Intriguingly, ministers have also been examining the achievements of sports technology, and the extent to which (for instance) tiny changes in technique, uniform and engineering in cycling have yielded Olympic golds.