Sentence examples for tiny sums from inspiring English sources

And we're talking about such tiny sums of public money.

We had tiny sums from government to do a marketing campaign.

She owed Celia the maid $6 borrowed in tiny sums over the past winter.

I have watched development aid work in Rwanda, where tiny sums of money lent to farmers are still feeding families.

It also shows how tiny sums can spiral into large fees – fees that can send you off the edge financially.

Next, from April, come half-baked new council tax rules, which will force town halls to chase poor families for tiny sums, just as under the poll tax.

Each task pays a tiny sum.

(It reportedly cost £230,000, itself a relatively tiny sum).

This is a tiny sum, which could be easily mobilised if donor countries were serious.

For the seven banks that failed, the total shortfall in capital was €3.5 billion, a tiny sum in banking terms.

I realize that we're talking about a tiny sum of money, but Foot Locker's return policy is deceptive.