Sentence examples for tiny it has from inspiring English sources

The Powell family come from Carthage, N.Y., a mill town so tiny it has no stoplight.

While tiny – it has no more than 40 main activists – the authors call NA "highly motivated, busy and politically coherent".

Its presence in the water industry, which is spread among almost 7,000 mostly municipal companies, is tiny: it has minority stakes in 19 municipal operators.

Although mountainous, poor and tiny - it has only 5.3 million people - Kyrgyzstan has become China's main re-export platform for the region.

Most come from the sun: More than 50 trillion solar neutrinos pass through the human body every second, but they are extremely difficult to detect because they have no charge and a mass so tiny it has never been measured.

In the end, I have come to accept that if it was O.K. for me to choose a college because it had an outstanding basketball team (though tiny, it has produced a fistful of highly regarded N.B.A. coaches, including Jack Ramsey, Jack McKinney and Jimmy Lynam), it is O.K. for my son to choose a college because it happens to be in the same city as the Philadelphia Eagles.

Another one - that weighs just 20mg but can carry 500mg, was so tiny it had to be built under a microscope, using tweezers to put the parts together.

Word tore through the tiny country–it has fewer than 300,000 residents–as Hafskip's collapse became a national scandal.

Because of its tiny size, it has a competitive advantage -- in the sense of being able to make something cheaper -- in absolutely nothing.

The rate is as tiny as it has been in past years, and one can only conclude that the actual chances of a shark attack are tiny.

The trackpad is tiny, but it has a scrolling strip on the right side, and it, like the Asus, is multitouch.