Sentence examples for were relatively tiny from inspiring English sources

The churches of Pskov in northwest Russia were relatively tiny and squat and usually had three low apses.

There were economists and psychologists to be found in banks, industries, government, even in private consultantship, but the numbers were relatively tiny.

Recently in one US newsroom staff were digesting the idea that their brand was part of an experiment with Facebook to publish their stories directly onto the platform, as executives presented on mobile growth and revenues: "The numbers were huge but the revenues were relatively tiny," noted one editor.

Girdle bones and caudals were relatively tiny.

The screen was relatively tiny, 320 x 240 pixels.

So far, the amounts raised online are relatively tiny.

Nevertheless, the ratings for the X Games have been relatively tiny.

While the wrangling on Tuesday was dramatic, the amount of money involved is relatively tiny.

BP's chief executive, Tony Hayward, told reporters at one point that the spill was "relatively tiny".

The rugged hand-held industry is relatively tiny compared with the smartphone market.

This isn't only because of the threat of censorship, but because the role of architecture in a modern city is relatively tiny.