Sentence examples for very tiny slice of from inspiring English sources

Everything starts with solving a very tiny slice of a problem.

At least, says Williams, "in our very tiny slice of society," women in the British middle classes are able to act entirely independently of men.

(For reference, Instagram had 300 million monthly active users as of December 2014, meaning the researchers looked at a very tiny slice of the overall app).

Criminal lawyer David Butt argues that "legal conclusions flow from microscopic dissection of very tiny slices of life: In this case, a few brief minutes of interaction between a police officer and a young man.

I've been seriously considering getting a tiny slice-of-pizza tattoo — that's how much I love pizza.

At the very top of the glass draw a tiny slice of orange.

I am expert in my tiny slice of the pie.

That's a tiny slice of historical time..

But Hollywood gets only a tiny slice of those revenues.

A "tiny slice of justice," she said, had been lost.

And $229 million is a tiny slice of the advertising pie.