Sentence examples for tiny in both from inspiring English sources

While the number of people without access to health care is tiny in both the French and German systems, aging populations and the speed of medical discovery is expected to put the best-funded health care systems in Europe under pressure.

But they will have tiny majorities in both houses of Congress, and Mr. Bush will have won despite receiving a minority of the popular vote.

That would clean things up so there's just tiny, modern in both sizes or XL luxury.

A tiny clique in both countries has abusively and often illegally extracted their nations' resources for personal gain.

He played a tiny role in both the stage and film versions of "A Streetcar Named Desire" as a doctor who gently took Blanche DuBois away to be locked up.

CT chest and abdomen with contrast revealed multiple tiny nodules in both lungs and enlarged lymph nodes within the mediastinum.

The patient's chest X-ray showed no improvement since discharge from the hospital, with persistent multiple tiny nodules in both lung fields.

Nonetheless, Judge Boasberg adopts a different methodology that pays, incorrectly in my view, little attention to the simple fact that the background risks with DAPL are both tiny in absolute terms and, in relative terms, no greater than anywhere else along the route.

But I no longer consider it "tiny". In fact, it's more of a "brick" both in size and weight.

Tiny, in fact, and skinny.

Viewership was tiny, in part because the selections were obscure.