Sentence examples for tiny issue from inspiring English sources
The Houghton Library at Harvard University has digitized nine images of the siblings' many miniature books, including a tiny issue of Blackwood's Men's Magazine from 1829 "edited by the genius C. B.," according to the elaborately lettered first page.
There is Cameron and his entourage betting everything on getting a deal that might prevent some immigrants from claiming benefits, a tiny issue for the UK and an even tinier one for the rest of the EU as it grapples with the apocalyptic migrant crisis.
There's one tiny issue I have with the app but none that should hinder anyone from downloading the app if they want to keep their text chats private.
If you're curious about the tiny issue, I just wish that there was a more direct way to get back into Black SMS from iMessage rather than multitasking.
It was quite literally a tiny issue: the President's Blackberry.
In those relationships, couples allow each other to complain, and work together to constantly repair the tiny issues between them.
But then there's those tiny issues of your mortgage, your family and your dream of owning a Phileas Fogg-style hot-air balloon to think of.
In the months leading up to the 1996 election, Mr. Clinton famously triangulated -- finding positions equidistant between Democrats and Republicans -- and ran for re-election on tiny issues like V-chips in television sets and school uniforms.
Sure, when you're 14 tiny issues appear magnified.
But amid this, I have to say that those are tiny issues, people.
