Sentence examples for tiny start from inspiring English sources

"It's a little tiny start," he said.

State funding for parental leave when children most need attention would be one tiny start.

This sighting is just a tiny start, but it's why I'm here: to find these birds and the root of the Callipepla.

From its tiny start, the Conservation League has grown to about 4,000 members; in 1999, its budget was $1 million, a number that is growing rapidly.

Which is true, and great – but is also another way of saying it's full of tiny start ups, most of which will fail".

In the face of this tragedy, it would be the very least they could do, a tiny start toward repairing the damage they've caused.

Another tiny start-up bites the dust in Silicon Valley.

While these projects are tiny start-ups, the existing solar light business in Africa is enormous.

Big companies like Google and tiny start-ups complain that they cannot find enough good people.

In 2004, it acquired a small stake in Baidu, which was then a tiny start-up.

But many of today's best knowledge-generating firms are networks of tiny start-ups.