Sentence examples for would be tiny from inspiring English sources

But who would be Tiny Tim?

If Scotland went independent, it would be tiny.

The odds of a weed having resistance to both chemicals would be tiny.

The burden on employers would be tiny, and the benefit to workers could be life-changing.

The cost would be tiny compared with Microsoft's potential liability, they contend.

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

But everyone has a different "one more thing" and if all the dozens of "one more things" were added, tinyNotation wouldn't be tiny anymore.

"Overall, the cost to Walmart of doing this would be a tiny, tiny fraction of their revenues, while its impact on workers' lives would be huge," Jacobs said.

Brown shows that the box itself would have to be tiny, otherwise it will be pulled awry, causing the rope to break.

Oil-company shareholders would be a tiny bit less wealthy.

State funding for parental leave when children most need attention would be one tiny start.