Sentence examples similar to tiny increased from inspiring English sources

In some markets that means a small price cut, in others a tiny increase.

There was no meltdown and indeed even a tiny increase in the share of the vote.

An American trial reported that PSA screening brought a tiny increase in mortality, relative to a control group.

The chancellor's tiny increase in work-related benefits will see tenants' incomes eroded further and brings into question the viability of many tenancies.

For the second year in a row, it would freeze aid to local governments, and it would allow only a tiny increase in school aid.

According to Ward's Automotive Reports, G.M. wound up with 28.34 percent of car and light-truck sales, a tiny increase of about 0.03percentt.

Even such a tiny increase would be welcome in a nation where consumer prices have been flat or have fallen in every month but one since May 1998.

The bill would protect doctors from a 10percentt cut in their reimbursement rates, and it would give them a tiny increase next year.

The SNP did well in the constituency section, gaining 6 seats with a tiny increase in share of the vote, but lost 12 seats on the top up.

On April 15th Yahoo published its quarterly earnings, which showed a tiny increase in revenue after excluding the cost of fees paid to its partner websites.

Those repairs should be covered by the State of New Jersey, most easily by adding a tiny increase in its low gasoline tax.