Sentence examples for tiny relative from inspiring English sources

Moreover the stakes were tiny relative to the task at hand (see chart).

Still, the markets remain tiny, relative to other energy sources like coal and natural gas.

But these figures, while directionally appropriate, are tiny relative to the output boost needed around the periphery.

To Goldman, a $500 million net short position may seem tiny relative to the rest of the firm's positions.

But he said the possibility had been ruled out because the amount of power generated would be tiny relative to the state's needs.

The Gamergate movement is tiny relative to the mainstream audience for games, and its collective aims are ambiguous, but it has still managed to make itself heard.

The dangling fluorescent red lures may resemble copepods (tiny relatives of shrimps) eaten by some deep-sea fish, the team reports 8 July in Science.

Though £5m was spent on the summit hosted by Hague and Angelina Jolie, the investment – tiny in relative terms – got more than 100 states on board.

It is a tiny sum relative to the $30 billion for medical research or the $15 billion for agriculture subsidies, let alone the $800 billion for Social Security.

(Internet messaging over a carrier's data network does use up some of a customer's monthly data allotment, but it is a tiny amount relative to, say, watching a video).

The F.C.C. said it had reached a settlement with Verizon, requiring the carrier to pay $1.25 million to the Treasury (a tiny amount relative to the $6.9 billion in revenue it took in from mobile data last quarter), and to notify Google that it no longer objects to the tethering apps in its app store, now called Google Play.