Sentence examples for tiny in size from inspiring English sources

State-owned companies still dominate and the private sector remains tiny in size.

A 10th-century poem inscribed by him on a sheet of plain white paper is tiny in size but designed for detonation.

Decidedly more "grown up" in flavor — both the molasses and cocoa give bitter notes that play off the spiciness of the fresh ginger — the cookies are tiny in size by design to complement their intensity.

Gulf states Qatar and Dubai, though tiny in size, have used sports as national publicity campaigns since the 1990s and are now established stops for major events and even headquarters to major federations, as Dubai is for the International Cricket Council.

Upon coming face to face with the child she had carried within her for so long, the child she had considered a part of her without knowing what it would look like or bring about, she became scared of this being that was so tiny in size but enormous in need.

To eliminate the features which are not connected or tiny in size, a 3×3 Gaussian filter with standard deviation 0.5 is convoluted to each scale map.

The five pairs of gill slits are tiny, comparable in size to the spiracles.

There are an extraordinary number of thyme cultivars, some tiny in leaf size and texture and thus useful in the tightest of spaces or as part of a Lilliputian composition.

Tiny Ruby Beets, tucked into an old silent-film theater on a side street in Sag Harbor, N.Y., is all of a sudden not so tiny, having doubled in size this month to accommodate a new line of furniture, Ruby Beets Made to Order.

By December 1840 Goddard had succeeded well enough to produce tiny portraits ranging in size from 0.4 inch (1 cm) in diameter to 1.5 by 2.5 inches (4 by 6 cm).

The Geminids consist of tiny particles ranging in size from a grain of sand to a pea shed by 3200 Phaethon, an object thought to be an extinct comet.