Sentences with phrase «are tiny for»

The rooms are tiny for the price... twin beds in a luxury hotel???? Are you kidding me??? Nice pool and ambience but the rooms are a joke.

The vehicles in this class are tiny for SUVs, and they force buyers to sacrifice space — if not also power and performance.

That's tiny for Google, accounting for just 6 % of its total in 2014.

As has been emphasized, this must be tiny for protons but highly significant for persons.

She has also always been tiny for her age (Around 3rd percentile) despite her massive appetite.

Although this probability is tiny for any single voyage, the numbers quickly add up because modern cargo traffic volumes are enormous.

Everyone is getting into monetizing dates, because ad revenue is tiny for smaller sites and only 10 % of members are paid users on subscription - based sites.

The front disc brakes measure just 11.7 inches in the rear - drive IS 250, which is tiny for this crowd.

The Mazda CX - 3 is one of the best subcompact crossovers available, even if it's tiny for its segment.

She was tiny for a four - year - old, with eyes the color of pennies and skin so pale that you could see a branch of veins on her right cheek.

The dog park area itself is tiny for little dogs, and there's no shade other than trees.

Apple's high price point likely indicates that it will enjoy greater profits than Google, but we're still talking about a business that is going to be tiny for the Cupertino company.

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And it's impossible for doctors and medical researchers to keep up with even a tiny fraction of it.

The assumption now is for three increases next year; a «very tiny» shift, said Fed chair Janet Yellen.

The market for such products is tiny today, but could grow rapidly, according to Zandberg.

Of course, there is no way to tell for sure what this tiny moment might indicate for the Trumps» relationship.

So, if someone takes five medications, and two of them are twice - a-day and three are three - times - a-day, they'll get a tiny envelope with five pills marked for 8 a.m., another envelope with three pills marked for 2 p.m., and a third envelope with five pills marked for 8 p.m. Multiply by 30, and there are your monthly meds.

This is a process — a continuous search for low - hanging fruit, easy targets and ways to apply tiny bits of existing and proven technology, or a better approach, to inefficient procedures that have «always been done a certain way,» even though no one can remember why.

And when analysts calculated how much Verizon had paid for each potential customer covered, the amounts were tiny compared to the value of spectrum licenses used to offer current 4G LTE service.

As for the sensitivity issues, those are gradually lessened thanks to the inclusion of natural potassium nitrate, which desensitizes teeth by filling in those tiny tubules that expose dentin and connect the underlying nerves to the hot, cold, or pressure causing pain.

The tiny State of Eritrea was the subject of a recent scathing report by the UN's Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.

Shell won't disclose what it paid for NewMotion, but the deal clearly was tiny by Shell standards.

Despite its tiny size, Manuel Antonio is unique for its dazzling wildlife diversity, with close to 300 mammal and bird species calling the park home.

But UPS» affinity for them is helping keep the planes alive, even if they are a tiny portion of Boeing's order book of more than 5,800 planes.

Hotels are ditching one of the best perks of traveling: the tiny toiletries visitors receive for free.

If you go around thanking everyone for every tiny thing, it won't mean much when it's actually warranted.

Dressed in a deep navy suit and a crisp white shirt, his tie is speckled with small yellow flecks that on second glance turn out to be tiny logos for the Masters golf tournament.

The company has reported sharp growth for years, though it is still tiny on the global scale compared to Nike (NKE) and Adidas (ADDYY).

One of the launch titles for the upcoming PlayStation Vita, the portable game system that will succeed the PlayStation Portable by the end of this year, is being developed by a Queasy Games, a tiny Toronto startup.

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Enter Getaway, a Brooklyn - based company that offers the experience of a tiny home, but only for as many nights as you're willing to pay for.

And that's good enough for Linda Heidinger, owner and founder of New York City's much - loved Alphabets, the tiny retailer that started out 30 years ago in the Alphabet City neighborhood of Manhattan.

«The original business plan for Getaway, if you can call it that, was me and my buddy Pete wanting a tiny house in the woods where we could go and escape people and escape work and escape email,» said Staff.

«Today we're introducing a new logo and identity family that reflects this reality and shows you when the Google magic is working for you, even on the tiniest screens,» the company wrote on the Google blog on Tuesday.

AWS is a behind - the - scenes partner for more than 1 million customers, from tiny mom - and - pop shops to Fortune 500 leviathans, providing online infrastructure to support their websites, applications, inventory management, and databases.

Gum chewing is forbidden and caning a risk, but the tiny island nation wins high marks from expats for ease of living, pleasant weather and safe, affordable street food.

Having some standard to get to, whether it's a word count you'll write or just a number of days for which you'll do a thing, sparks that tiniest bit of competitiveness and energy.

That's unusual for any entrepreneur — but especially for a female founder, given the tiny percentage of venture dollars that go to women.

Or, for higher rollers, there's also $ 7,000 facial made popular by actress Mila Kunis that uses tiny diamonds and rubies to polish the skin.

Tiny circle of trust: The newspaper was sold by New Media Investment Group (NEWM), which is a holding company for newspaper publisher Gatehouse Media.

First, dividends are tiny; the dividend yield is starting at just 1.5 % because investors are paying an extraordinary $ 30 - plus for each dollar in profits.

So while he was away on a business trip, the sisters signed a $ 4,800 - a-month lease for a tiny store on Potomac Street, just off M Street, in Georgetown.

This can be as small as 1 % off for clients who pay within 10 days; in Dunn's experience, even a tiny markdown will open the wallets of customers, especially those with higher bills.

JAL's $ 10 million investment in Boom is tiny in the aviation world, but shows at least one airline's willingness to bet on a startup for future aircraft.

One joke idea that my friend and I used to throw around was to build tiny houses for tech workers in each parking space in order to solve the housing crisis in the Bay Area.

And while there is certainly an allure to tiny homes and the simplicity they represent, it's unclear just how big the demand for them will be.

It proved to be excellent training for his next act: co-founding Kasita, a company that makes a hip, $ 139,000 tiny home designed for modern urban dwellers.

While the plans to build your own TieFi are real (it calls for a tiny Raspberry Pi computer and some software customizations), the launch is a stunt — a tongue - in - cheek reminder to close the laptop and spend some time with your kids this Father's Day, lest you find yourself Cat's Cradled a few years from now.

The company is a tiny part of Berkshire's portfolio — a small playground for Cool to put her learnings into practice.

Netflix and other content services threaten to turn the TV into simply one screen among many, and premium picture quality — once Sony's bread and butter — is now a selling point for only a tiny market segment.