Sentences with phrase «tiny part of»

As I mentioned earlier, this is just a tiny part of a large remodel project.

I love getting to know you, to visit your bloggy homes, and to share in a tiny part of your lives.

I am now determined to infuse Autumn in the tiny part of the house that isn't torn up:)

«I'm not so much hurt by it, but 1) I'm curious and wondering if he's okay (I always viewed him as a friend) and 2) there's a tiny part of me that assumes he found someone just a little skinnier, just a little prettier.

A vital tiny part of EVERY resume!

A reader writes: I've read your thoughts on candidate time versus employer time, and have found it to be 100 % accurate (and understandable — the massive priority that my application is to me is just a tiny part of the picture that the employer on the other end deals with).

There's a good argument, however, that Samsung is selling phones with the headphone jack as a tiny part of the overall sales driver, and LG... well, it isn't really selling many phones in either case.

In that respect, my funny - money vanity project is a tiny part of a movement of profound economic significance.

Ultimately, the Information Cues feature may turn out to be helpful — but it seems like a tiny part of a solution to a huge problem, and hardly sounds like YouTube stepping up to the challenge of fighting misinformation.

For that reason, TDI only replaces a tiny part of your income.

Kastner says under the governing labour legislation if even a tiny part of the reason for a termination or a company restructuring is anti-union animus that part will taint the entire decision and weigh into adjudicated deliberations as to whether there have been anti-union unfair labour pactices.

As soon as I make it known that a logo came from a tiny part of an image owned by someone else, is it possible that the company who owns that image would have any stronger basis for a lawsuit?

Yes, Donald Trump was in town announcing he's lending his name (and a tiny part of his ego) to a 63 - storey tower on Georgia Street in the heart of the downtown core which was originally going to be a Ritz - Carleton before the crash.

Worse still, and as Samsung's petition explains: the next patentee with a different design patent that is also a tiny part of a product could ask for the same.

If we're discussing access to justice, etc. then lawyers are one tiny part of the equation, and the dichotomy is odd and inappropriate.

Though only a tiny part of the state is suitable for fracking, with a bit of the Utica Shale overlapping with the northwest portion of the state and there are currently no proposals to start fracking, by a vote of 27 - 1 the state senate approve a modified version of the House bill, extending the ban indefinitely.

The so - called «Pacific» basin (which comprises parts of some 20 discrete actual climate basins, to my understanding of the concept) used by Bob Tisdale is just a part of the whole that has for a very tiny part of it a lower average rise.

Are we in the process of ruining the tiny part of the planet in which humanity can survive?

If it has gone into the oceans, then it (or, rather, all but a tiny part of it) must have gone, permanently.

Second, the billion number is found by summing the budget of any group that opposes action on climate change, even if it is a tiny part of their budget.

And since I do not see papers many papers talking about the moderating impact of the atmosphere, only scary articles about how a tiny part of the atmosphere is going to kill the climate, maybe you could answer the question?

The tiny part of the tiny energy can not heat up the Earth.

And dead dogs (and loved ones) are only a tiny part of the pain I've experienced, and for that matter I've been enormously lucky, pain-wise, so far — many people and small children worldwide have it far worse.

It is the constant tidal bulge which torques the moon, and a tiny part of that bulge is converted in the ocean to currents which flow past land.

I'm hoping that this, combined with more awareness, will help us move faster toward the teeny tiny part of America that should be covered in solar panels.

The Greenhouse Effect is only a tiny part of the global temperature control mechanism.

Consider that oceans surface water is a tiny part of the complete ocean volume.

The oil sands are still a tiny part of the world's carbon problem — they account for less than a tenth of one percent of global CO2 emissions — but to many environmentalists they are the thin end of the wedge, the first step along a path that could lead to other, even dirtier sources of oil: producing it from oil shale or coal.

I came up with the idea to draw a tiny part of one plant each day.

This form of incarceration performs like a commercial enterprise, and it is only a tiny part of America's disturbing and unsustainable prison culture.

The giant abstract painting, measuring some 25 by 15 metres and stretched on a museum wall, is, suggests its creator, but a tiny part of the skin of a monster.

Artists account for only a tiny part of the market, and environmentalists and legislators were unaware of cadmium's importance to them.

«I was a big fan of the Pixel Junk series — games like Pixel Junk Eden used the capacity of the new HD TVs but in a very different way, not to show off high detail, high res 3D graphics, but to create these whole worlds that you were a tiny part of.

When you stay at Cape Otway's Great Ocean Ecolodge, enjoying the company of fellow travellers and the comfort of the cosy mudbrick lodge is just a tiny part of the experience.

Just beneath the surface of the deep sapphire water stretches a vast dollop of coral reef, generally circular in shape, and from that vastness extends upward a tiny part of land, sandy and beautifully green with flora, teeming with marine and bird life.

The tiny part of the island that is developed for tourism comprises 51 hotels, which provide a total of more than 700 rooms.

«Yulin is just a tiny part of China's criminal dog meat trade,» he asserted.

The stock immediately spiked around 10 %, probably prompted a rush of short covering, of which I am a tiny part of.

One can apply for instant payday loans in Canada - those are only tiny part of the benefits you can face!

However, this is only a tiny part of what determines your credit score — and truthfully, has little bearing on your overall score.

This is why I invested a tiny part of my portfolio into a few cryptocurrencies this month.

The ebook remains a tiny part of the publishing industry's sales in Mexico, but some publishers have embraced the format, including La Cifra and Editorial Resistencia, seeing its potential to transcend frontiers.

Didn't know ebooks were such a tiny part of the market in the UK (1 % is almost meaningless).

Each of the plaintiffs currently sells ebooks with DRM through Kobo's platform — a tiny part of the e-reading market, especially compared to the Kindle.

It's a privilege to be part of this amazing industry, even a tiny part of it.

But if you're going to use a distributor to reach Apple or Kobo (there's a host of other retailers, but they're a tiny part of the market), I recommend using to Draft 2 Digital — D2D's converter isn't great, but it's far better than Smashword's «meatgrinder.»

It is not until you become a published author yourself that you realize that your contribution to the process by writing that novel is just one very tiny part of the whole process.

It has a lot of soft touch materials and the only problem I've had is a tiny part of the ceiling coming detached on the border of the back window.

They prove jumps form just a tiny part of the circuit's breathtaking sights.

When you're afraid, your amygdala (a tiny part of the brain shaped like an almond) fires up, so that you can only focus on survival.