Sentence examples for tiny nudge from inspiring English sources

It's a tiny nudge forward after a huge leap backwards.

In a single flick of the lighter, Apple gave us the tiny nudge we needed to erase music's years of isolation from the digital age.

While still down 18% year-over-year, that tiny nudge forward is likely going to be a big positive signal for Google as it looks to show that its advertising business won't be challenged by other platforms and it is still going to remain a critical ad buy even as user behavior shifts to mobile.

One tiny nudge toward valuing female brains".

Looking north, Benbecula's tiny airport nudges against the sands by RAF Benbecula, which operates long-range radar tracking over the North Atlantic.

That tiny recoil nudges each asteroid's orbit toward or away from the sun, depending on which way it spins--a reaction called the Yarkovsky effect.

And Myers has never played anything as complex as the moment in which Rubell tries to seduce an employee, Greg (Breckin Meyer), while drooling helplessly on a bed covered with banknotes (Greg: "I'm not gay". Steve: "Labels!") Salma Hayek is also a joy as the budding singer who needs only the tiniest of nudges to be persuaded to perform.

So saying, in a dusty factory in Zurich, the young, intense glass master Urs Rickenbach — one of about forty in Switzerland who hold the title — nudged a tiny slice of caramel-colored agate into a water-cooled, diamond-edged circular saw, his fingers nearly touching the blade.

Most of the changes applied by the nudge unit are tiny: a text message, rewording a letter, a personalised email.

A cute little forklift is just nudging the shelf a tiny bit, and then whoooosh, the whole place falls apart, first a bit and then more and more and more.

A major part of the problem is that gravity is weak: even the strongest gravitational wave will only nudge an atom by a tiny amount.