Sentence examples for tiny tasks from inspiring English sources

We have become plagued by a tyranny of tiny tasks, individually simple but collectively oppressive.

Here are four time-gobbling situations and the young companies vying to eliminate them: CHALLENGE Your to-do list is crammed with tiny tasks.

Already millions around the world are being lured into this new flexible labour, required to bid online for tiny tasks and paid a pittance or nothing at all if the "requesters" so decide.

But for now at least, Howard and I share the one or two tiny tasks – transplanting frisée-style chicory about as big as it gets – and generally drinking in the late summer sun with the rest of the plot, a chance to slow down, adjust, and see things a little differently.

"But there are parts of the app that give you very tiny tasks you can do every day, and the idea of looking at that and realizing I can do something every single day and make progress is incredibly rewarding for me".

Figure 1 The Titan framework for pervasive applications comprises tiny tasks running on Titan nodes in the PAN (left), a mobile device (center) and Internet application repositories (right).

There's always something that needs to be somewhere (like in the car or taken out of the car, trash), therefore always 'enrich' your tiny commuting tasks at home by moving (one) thing to its destination on the way".

This, though, does not affect the system's optical properties and it can, indeed, see small, faint objects that are near large, bright ones.When Dr Koechlin and his team pointed it at Mars they could distinguish that planet's two tiny moons a task which would require a Newtonian telescope with a mirror at least 30cm across.

To be sure, global labor marketplaces like Elance and Guru.com are making it increasingly easy to get help with even the tiniest of tasks, often at embarrassingly low rates.

After reading Ferris' book and A.J. Jacobs' similar account in Esquire, both of which underscore how easy it has become to outsource even the tiniest of tasks using the Web, I challenged myself to look at every task I performed during my workday whether personal or professional and to experiment with outsourcing it to someone else.

Yet the implied savings are tiny beside the task Mr Cameron has set himself.