Sentences with phrase «was a tiny one»

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

But Johnson said the company is not looking to offload its cryptocurrency, and that $ 25 million is tiny when compared to the rest of Ripple's balance sheet.

On the square is a tiny morsel of «budder» — an intensely concentrated form of marijuana, said to contain as much THC as a large joint.

It's a tiny fraction of them that have been able to get public at a price greater than $ 1 billion.

The speaker on the Apple Watch is tiny.

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.

So if that's all you're dealing with, the cost of refilling your spaceship on orbit is tiny, and you can get 150 tons all the way to Mars.

It's a tiny, extraordinarily light camera that you can wear on a type of headband that shoots video as you walk around.

The startup is tiny right now, with only seven employees, but the founders have attracted a number of institutional and angel investors to help fund expansion in the face of demand from new customers.

By the way, [Councillor] Josh Matlow put forward this benign suggestion that would be a tiny step forward in having the city more connected, and that is in some of the major public places [like city hall] you'd have wi - fi made available.

So far, these are tiny moves in the context of the Shell behemoth.

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

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

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.

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.

Of course, Samoa Air is a tiny airline, based in a tiny country.

Per capita, the 10 countries with the most Inc. 5000 Europe companies — those on this year's list added more than 311,000 jobs to local economies — were all tiny, and Eastern European or Scandinavian.

Yes, trade with Britain is tiny compared with the United States.

While Slack's work force — around 600 employees — is tiny next to the likes of Google and Facebook, the company is growing so rapidly that its hiring over the next year or two could make it one of the first major tech companies to reach, or approach, gender and ethnic parity.

Strapped to each of our chests are tiny high - definition video cameras.

They're tiny, they aren't yellow, and they don't sting humans.

But the phone - backed securities market will be tiny in comparison to the multi-trillion dollar mortgage market — Verizon says it plans to securitize about $ 2 billion per quarter.

This unique service is a tiny component of web design, yet crucial to the user experience.

Next to it was a tiny cup of sugared soda.

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.

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.

Though those rivals are tiny in comparison when it comes to volume and marketing heft, they are greatly outperforming the overall industry's performance.

They went to companies like AltaVista and Excite and Yahoo and eBay, which were tiny little startups at the time.

Other lessons were «Be Tiny,» «Be Picky,» and «Be Self - Centered,» which discussed the importance of company founders using their own products.

He pauses to marvel at the number and then adds, «If there were people walking up there, they'd be tiny.»

One of my favorites is Tiny Pulse, because it provides constant employee feedback and is easy to administer.

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

Yes, 32 gigabytes of internal storage (of which about 26 gigabytes are usable) is tiny, so let's talk about that.

The first atomic bomb was tiny by nuclear weapons standards.

«We get changed to go to the gym and Tom puts on these shorts that are like his oldest gym shorts and they're tiny, they're really short and there's nothing underneath,» Robbie said.

The Montreal Economic Institute, a right - leaning think tank, also points out that the total annual pay to the top 100 CEOs, at slightly under $ 1 billion total, is tiny compared to the size of the economy overall and in comparison to the size of the federal government.

In a gym that was tiny.»

Just west of Grand Rapids, Michigan, and on the shore of Lake Macatawa is the tiny area of Holland.

With 6.7 billion people in the world, we're a tiny fraction of the way there, but we're extremely happy with the progress.»

You're tiny, standing just several inches high, and not strong enough to pull yourself free.

However, in the vacuum of space, the matter density is tiny and the field can drive the cosmic acceleration.

Computer Shopper says the Portable SSD T1 is smaller than a business card and ChipChick likened its size to a credit card, but whatever object in your wallet you compare it to, the T1 is tiny.

There's even proof that the investment in translation is a tiny fraction of department budgets.

Anna Maria, Florida, on Anna Maria Island is a tiny city with only 897 households, according to the 2000 census.

Even if you're a tiny startup and a rep sticks their hand in the air volunteering to close a renewal, think twice.

So if your business is tiny (less than $ 1 million in revenue), unprofitable, or just barely scraping by, it is not (yet) a candidate for sale to an ESOP.

But when you've messed up - whether it's a tiny action like forgetting a weekly order, or something really big - you need to step up and accept.

This product is a tiny camera that clips to shirt fronts and takes two photos per minute as long as it's worn.

Mark Zuckerberg at first said the percentage of fake news on the platform was tiny, and called the idea that it influenced the election «crazy.»

Because it's a tiny, tight - knit place, business in Cyprus often proceeds through personal connections, and because it's a comfortable place where the status quo generally provides a decent standard of living for most, incentive for change is usually muted.