Sentence examples for was tiny for from inspiring English sources

Thoreau's anti-government, anti-tax crusades captured American sentiment, but he never had much of a following.The federal government was tiny for much of the first century of the country's existence, then expanded steadily.

Regina, according to medical reports, is tiny for her age, and her speech is delayed.

But São Paulo's 71km (44 miles) metro network is tiny for a city of 19m.

(That would be tiny for a network, but it's big for cable).

That amount is tiny for a millionaire but may be insurmountable for someone on a low income.

These effects tend to be tiny, for one thing, and difficult to distinguish from the background "noise" of other influences.

The trunk is tiny, for one thing; you can fit an overnight bag in it, but that's about it.

The tax would be tiny for investors who buy and hold, but could prove to be significant for traders who place millions of orders a day.

While the exposure is tiny for the overall fund company, which manages $460 billion, much of the shares are held by the $15 billion Alliance Premier Growth fund.

This may be tiny for behemoths like Barcelona or Chelsea, but helps poorer clubs.There is no similar deal for other regional tournaments, such as the Copa América, in South America, and the African cup.

Though the revenue implications are tiny for Microsoft, the suggestion that one of the largest online businesses is unable to secure Windows could have serious implications for its public standing.