Sentence examples for tiny given from inspiring English sources

"The $2bn loss in revenue is tiny given the total revenue".

But at only £40m a year this increase is tiny given the growth in the sector (it works out at less than £10 per year per tenant household).

Joint operations, especially at Geita mine in Tanzania, could save perhaps $15m a year, but that is tiny given the demands at Obuasi.It is, though, bearable for cash-rich AngloGold at least while the gold price is buoyant.

The JLF bookshop, run by Amazon, was tiny, given the size of the event, and a mess.Most of the festival-revellers, members of the emerging Indian middle-class and drawn from Gurgaon, Delhi and Jaipur itself, had come for the age-old love of being where the action is in a crowded country.

Hamilton pointed out that the aisles are about two inches wider than two shopping carts, which themselves are comically tiny, giving the buyer a sense that even a small pile of goods is lavish.

Watch as Tiny gives her best jokes to this so called prank caller.

The thumb was the longest finger in the hand, while the fourth and fifth digits were tiny, giving the forepaws a lopsided look.

And whenever the spot would come on the radio, I swear I could hear -- right after the word "participating" -- a little, tiny (He gives a tiny, tiny sob into the mike).

The device works by detecting the tiny wobble given to a parent star when a planet passes it by.

Once they arrived, they were crammed into a tiny room, given three mattresses to share and, over a period of several days, provided no food.

Eventually, she said, she learned they were the remains of tiny dolls given away in the 19th century with purchases of flour and other staples.