Sentence examples for tiny in area from inspiring English sources

Several of them have withheld aid, on which much of the country's development depends, accounting for more than 40% of Rwanda's budget.Landlocked, tiny in area, and more densely populated than any other country in sub-Saharan Africa, Rwanda has achieved what a leading British development expert, Paul Collier, calls the "hat-trick" of rapid growth, sharp poverty reduction and reduced inequality.

The little lens technically only offers 5x magnification, but the way it focuses creates a tiny in-focus area that can resolve details down to about 1.5 microns.

But now, ramen reigns in the tiny area in the back of the restaurant that previously housed Eiji Ichimura's sushi counter.

While the storm is rather tiny in size, some areas affected by the historic floods that struck western Japan earlier this month could see even more heavy rain from this storm.

Arriving in Ben Gardane, a tiny area in Tunisia just minutes from the border with Libya, feels like crossing into a bona fide rogue state.

"I was looking at a tiny cobbled area in front of a pub on a main street.

From a tiny kitchen area in full view of the tall chairs and elevated tables that encourage sharing, Hernandez works feverishly to send out dish after dish, more or less when they're ready, and the only real problem is to avoid ordering too much.

Although tiny in diameter, the surface area of these iron-based nanoparticles reaches 20 40 m/g.

Scientists discovered the same gene exists in mammals and that it is expressed in a tiny brain area called the suprachiasmatic nucleus, or SCN.

"The complexity of the brain, and the hippocampus, is such that any change in voltage that a microelectrode or chip can apply, even in a tiny area, will affect multitudes of neurons in uncontrolled ways," he says.

It was the only furniture in their tiny living area.