Sentence examples for tiny extent of 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.

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.

Like many of the other attendees, she saw a tiny silver lining in his election: in revealing the extent of the possible, it had opened politics to unconventional candidates who might be able to trounce Trump.

The extent of our media exposure was a tiny black and white TV with rabbit ears made of tin foil (it got three grainy channels if you were lucky) and my parents' typical sixties collection of folk music records.

When I got there, she was holding my tiny personal supply up, thinking that little Ziploc was the extent of my stash.

But of course, the extent of destruction from the storm surge came because a tiny bit of extra sea height can hugely amplify a storm's impact.

Plus, only a tiny fraction of the Venona intercepts have been decrypted (about 3%), so no one knows the entire extent of the penetration.

The extent of their debacle was somewhat uncertain this evening because of varying accounts and tallies coming from the tiny, oil-rich emirate.

That was the extent of the conversation".

That's the extent of my preparation.

Its extent, of course, is unknown.