Sentence examples for tiny status from inspiring English sources

The best part about these tiny status updates here and there?

But more than enough consumers of luxury goods will pay $120 an ounce for these tiny status-symbol eggs to bring the sturgeon spawning them in the Caspian Sea to the brink of extinction.

At an average of 665 square feet, they don't qualify for "tiny house" status, but are definitely on the sustainable side for a couple.

The women — each with three children of their own, no legal status, tiny apartments and little money — said the baby was too much to handle.

Diplomacy and charm are at work here and a tiny assertion of status, which have helped get him where is, but the warmth is also genuine.

And like James — I swear I won't push this analogy too far, lest I start sounding like the dad in "The Squid and the Whale" — Mr. Baumbach is highly sensitive to nuances of behavior and tiny distinctions of status.

Your tiny little Facebook status has a ripple effect.

"Banks are bigger than countries now," pronounced Sloboch as the crisis unfolded, after Standard & Poor's downgraded Greek debt to junk bond status: "A tiny elite of smirking suits controls more wealth than the rest of the world put together, thanks to the ability to create worthless money out of thin air and the power to lend massively more money than is held in their reserves.

As for the ability of the survey to truly detect irregular immigrants, the misreporting of legal status seems tiny.

Isn't it possible that tiny Bahrain's current status in the anti-Iran alliance is also mainly a matter of convenience rather than necessity?

Wilson, Vaughn et al might be getting a tiny bit smug about their status as the kings of comedy.