Sentence examples for tiny poor from inspiring English sources
GOOD news is scarce in tiny, poor Moldova.
Tiny, poor, coup-prone Guinea-Bissau has been branded Africa's first "narco-state".
This may sound like an advanced western country rather than a tiny, poor African state.
"No. 1 was, Cuba is a tiny, poor country that poses no genuine threat to the United States.
Bhutan is a tiny, poor, once-isolated Himalayan nation well into the process of moving from monarchy to democracy and opening to the world.
The West Bank is cut into three parts by checkpoints and permits; Gazan men under 30 are virtually unable to leave their tiny, poor and overcrowded territory.
Still, you have to give them credit for not stuffing the moving image on anything with a screen — video capabilities on tiny, poor-resolution screens are rarely used, and often cause more harm than good.
Each national football federation can cast one vote at FIFA's decision-making congress regardless of how tiny or poor it is.
He has lived alone for the last 10 years in a $700-a-month basement that has three tiny windows, poor ventilation and a wet bar functioning as a kitchen.
Though Georgians, comparatively prosperous in Soviet days, are fed up with their tiny wages, poor public services, erratic energy supplies and rapacious bureaucrats, no other politician can match him.
Mr. Talbott, the second highest American official ever to visit this tiny and poor corner of Europe -- Secretary of State James Baker came in 1991 -- was on part of a Balkans tour intended to stop the Kosovo violence from spreading.
