Sentence examples for was tiny compared to from inspiring English sources

The pile of what might be salvageable was tiny compared to the other.

Moffett observed that the investment was tiny compared to Verizon's capacity to spend, putting the company's enterprise value at $350bn.

In the early days of the leak he offered the consolation that the spillage was tiny compared to the size of the ocean.

But when it came to those who rejected climate change science (looking at you, Republicans) the number of scientific sources they relied upon was tiny compared to the diversity of sources relied on by those pushing for cuts to greenhouse gases emissions.

The energy price increase was tiny compared to nonenergy prices, which rose by 119%.

But the mobilisation was tiny compared to the mass protests during the Confederations Cup.

Iran, Cuba, Venezuela—these countries are tiny compared to the Soviet Union.

You are talking about a basis price that is tiny compared to the current valuation.

"The proportion of scrum injuries is tiny compared to those caused by the tackle".

"That dynamic is tiny compared to what people fear about Google.

Nevertheless, they're tiny compared to the $380m of current outstanding payday loans.