Sentence examples for years of tiny from inspiring English sources

Yet from €390m pre-tax profit in that year it slid into two years of tiny profits and then, in 2004, into a €50m loss.Not everyone did badly.

There have been, since then, three years of tiny shifts, tiny increments of progress, tiny indications that Shurvon's brain could somehow — to some unknown degree — heal.

As things stand, no senior politician publicly disputes the consensus that the NHS will have to make do, somehow, with more years of tiny budget rises.

After years of tiny or no growth, the value of premiums has been growing fast since the fourth quarter of 1999".The irony", says Mr Akre, "is that the turn is here and several companies just hanging on won't make it".

I don't want to play the victim, but it took us years to cross the dozen or so metres that separated our hovel from the settlers' house, years of tiny, fettered steps, as if we were slogging through mud or quicksand in a nightmare.

I told him no, that my tears were for Hillary Clinton herself, tears of solidarity, of relief that she was able to survive the years of tiny and not so tiny cuts to get to where she is today.

Ignore the second year of tiny surplus of income over operating costs.

In a breakthrough that came after a year of tiny steps across a still-sealed border and furtive bilateral talks in Switzerland, the foreign ministries of the two countries said that they would begin talks aimed at producing a formal agreement.

Rather than this being a year of tiny screens or giant eye-wrapping immersion, maybe this is a year when we'll look at what we already have and figure out what more they can do.

State and federal officials said the goal was to reduce emissions of smog-causing nitrogen oxide by 150 to 300 tons a year and of tiny diesel particles by 30to9090 tons a year.

Mr. Mart, a contemporary poetry enthusiast and the owner for more than 30 years of the tiny Good Times Bookshop in Port Jefferson, never had room there for readings, he said.