Sentence examples for tiny tips from inspiring English sources

Along with a team of IBM colleagues in Zurich, Binnig created a nanoscopic brush with 1,024 tiny tips, each attached to its own cantilever.

There are tiny tips and tricks most professionals know can sway people to Buy a House, but sometimes these tricks are just necessary for a great experience for potential buyers.

What we saw was merely the tiny tip of an unbounded peril of gigantic proportions.

It may come as a surprise that this tiny tip of the Balkan Peninsula could command such attention.

When technology means that ads can exist anywhere, billboards represent the tiny tip of a corporate iceberg.

The latest flash point of sports and international politics: Gibraltar, the tiny tip of the Iberian Peninsula that for centuries has endured as a tug of war between Spain and Britain.

But of course writing for public consumption, by whatever means, remains a tiny tip of an iceberg of one-to-one communication.

The dark clouds thinned to reveal a tawny sliver of moon, its color repeated in the tiny tip of the Empire State Building, just visible as the skyline cleared.

That figure has doubled since 2008 and, given the likelihood of the most vulnerable and scared people reporting such crimes, is only a tiny tip of a big iceberg.

The drifting garbage patches we hear about in the news – such as the "Great Pacific Garbage Patch" - are the tiny tip of a man-made iceberg, accounting for probably just 5% of all the plastic waste that has been dumped, blown or washed into the sea.

The stop-motion animation uses dozens of carbon monoxide molecules, moved with the tiny tip of what is called a scanning tunnelling microscope (STM).