Sentence examples for tiny problems from inspiring English sources
Except it has tiny problems, nothing to dwell on, really.
His panels are rigidly, confiningly regular: squares or rectangles, boxing in his tiny characters and their tiny problems.
I am always in a fluster: constantly thinking up short-term solutions to the buckshot blast of tiny problems that confront me on a minute-by-minute basis.
The New Yorker, June 1 , 1963P. 27 The important ones of the earth manage to solve some fairly tiny problems in a grand way.
Instead, the commission suggests that slow economic growth is the main cause of Europe's unemployment.In this section Greater, poorer Our trespasses Tu embarrassing Boris Yeltsin's unruly brood Confounded Communists Fiddling Tiny problems ReprintsThis analysis is feeble.
Anyway, thank You so much for listening to me and all my tiny problems, some of which will hopefully get tinier and two of which should probably get twice as big, don't You agree?
There's just one teeny tiny problem.
He has just one tiny problem: money.
Not in Fourth Grade Anymore: This is not a tiny problem!
But, pragmatically, it is simply not worth it.To begin with, it is tackling a tiny problem.
'Benefit tourism', if it exists at all, is a tiny problem".
