Sentence examples for tiny move from inspiring English sources

Even a tiny move in interest-rate expectations led to a mini-crash.

Or, as my former wing commander said, "We've all had moments when we could just as easily have made one tiny move the other way and ended up dead".

The Red Star stadium had over 40,000 in for the fight, the state-controlled media covered Parlov's every tiny move and the level of intimidation, mixed with paranoia, was unique to world championship boxing.

And thanks to this tiny move, they are "reducing HTTP requests to Digg for a warm cache load by around 75%," Quinn notes.

LinkedIn recently made a tiny move into exploring diversity in hiring by at least allowing recruiters to search their job candidate results by gender, but this is a far cry from actually addressing the specific predicaments that particular segments of the working population have, and how to help them connect better with employers who might be keen to bring more of them on through recruitment.

Apparently Instagram has made a tiny move towards a more liberal visual culture by allowing users to post images of asses, but from a distance.

He also learned regulating, which involves adjusting the many tiny moving parts in the action.

They are called MEMS, for microelectro-mechanical systems sensors and other devices with tiny moving parts.

But Asian fear of Japanese militarism still runs so deep that even tiny moves like these create tremors.

HARRY POTTER, the star of the children's book series, has a Marauder's Map, with tiny moving symbols that show the location of everyone in his school.

That's a promo shirt for Tiny Moving Parts, who make music very far from grime: they're an American indie band from Minnesota.