"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).
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.
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.
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).
If the thought of placing an iPad in tiny hands gives you pause, consider the SuperShell from M-Edge, a simple foam cover that costs $35.
The tiny keyboard gives one's thumbs a typing workout worthy of a Mavis Beacon lesson, but the size and portability make up for the odd hand cramp.
Out there, a cedar plank wall with a tiny opening gives the illusion of depth to the garden, which is barely wide enough for a barbecue grill.
