Sentence examples for tiny recent from inspiring English sources

I learn, too, that the wood dates back to the ice age, which makes the babes no more than tiny, recent figures in its history.

Despite tiny recent dips, prices in Haringey are 20percentnt higher than a year ago and double-digit growth prevails in Barnet, Bexley, Bromley, Enfield, Hammersmith & Fulham, Newham and Richmond.

Next, there is a tiny recent comments box on the side.

A tiny, recent acquisition by Apple Computer hints at how the niche computer maker plans to dominate Hollywood with its technology.

In a normal market, investors want to pay lower prices for longer-term or riskier debt, in order to allow for future inflation, or default; but the 'spreads' between the yields of different bonds have been tiny in recent years.

Even a tiny slice of recent history — the civil rights movement — is not required teaching in most states, the Southern Poverty Law Center found in a recent assessment.

Westernized Muslims, Islamized Westerners: Surely people like us can be disregarded as recent, tiny and unrepresentative minorities?

For tiny states with recent memories of horrific violence, the more clubs the better, it seems.

Equatorial Guinea's tiny population and recent oil discovery should make it one of the richer countries in the world.

On the other hand, Jim Peters's recent tiny wax figures of a nude couple are a tender meditation on lovemaking.

A team of UC Berkeley students earned first place in the "Home Life" category of the Sacramento Municipal Utility District's recent tiny house competition.