Sentence examples for tiny growth from inspiring English sources

(This year, retailers are predicting a so-so year, with just tiny growth in sales).

Barring extreme weather, Mangum's preparations have been reduced to this: while inspecting the eighth green, he stopped, pulled a pen from his pocket, dug it into the ground and removed a tiny growth.

Pressed for time as the end of the semester approached, she asked Dr. Randall Breau, the dermatologist, why the tiny growth needed the specialized surgery, as she had asked the physician's assistant earlier.

Vertical viewing is the only category that's growing other than tiny growth in 'other' connected devices like OTT.

Researchers think that it is mostly likely in women found to have ductal carcinoma in situ, or D.C.I.S., tiny growths in the milk ducts that may or may not evolve into invasive cancer.

The little, tiny improvements and the little, tiny growths are an exciting part of it.

A study of the AFM images (Fig. 4a) exhibits tiny grain growth by some bigger grains and claims that 10 min growth time cannot create a suitable uniform structure.

There is still, however, a tiny overall growth in profits for the sector.

He removes a tiny brain growth; the symptoms cease, and so do the visions.

In both studies, financed by the cancer institute, the subjects were men and women who had had at least one polyp, a tiny noncancerous growth, removed from the colon.

Eight photographs -- some grainy, all taken from a great distance -- depict one tower's vast eastern facade, marred by a tiny molelike growth: a lone figure dressed in a white jacket, standing in a lectern-size box.