Sentence examples for tiny states from inspiring English sources

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

The flags of Austria and the tiny states of San Marino and Liechtenstein still display the heraldic devices themselves.

But it seems clear to me that the long-term independence of these tiny states is endangered, not protected,  by bringing them into NATO.

Though pleased at the new currency's acceptance outside the euro-zone, the ECB makes no mention of the tiny states' coins on its web pages.

Tiny states like Cuba have defied America for 50 years, Mr. Gelb says, and ideologically resolute ones like Iran have bested it for 30.

This weakness is compounded by its one-country, one-vote system, which gives representatives of tiny states something valuable that they can trade for cash.But before wealth flows corruptly it must first be created.

There is a massive range from the largest, such as China and India, to small island countries and tiny nation states, both in terms of physical size and population.

Suppose we have a very tiny state of fifty people.

This tiny state in central Greece was currently experiencing difficulties with its neighbour Phocis.

If sold, it could pay off 11% of the tiny state's national debt.

The tiny state in the Horn of Africa, wedged between Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia, has only 860,000 inhabitants.