Sentence examples for tiddler from high-quality English sources.

• And a 66-amino-acid protein is a tiddler.

• But at 26km by 13km (16 miles by 8 miles), it was a tiddler compared with the berg that is about to break away from the eastern side of the Antarctic Peninsula.

• The size of that shareholding is also a clue to how profitable GVC’s acquisition-driven growth, from industry tiddler in 2007 to member of the FTSE 100 index, has been for the architect.

• Successful as it is, in international banking terms Hansa is only a tiddler.

• In his view, it takes three things to survive as a tiddler in a world of giants.

• But Schefenacker, with total debts of €429m, was a tiddler next to British Energy.

• On October 29th the American chipmaking tiddler reported its third-quarter results.

• Once a tourism tiddler, China is now a giant: no country sends more tourists overseas.

Use tiddler in a sentence.

• Compared with Microsoft this firm is a tiddler, having raised only $73m in funding so far.

• Popular—no tiddler, with $48bn in assets—is not only free of those restraints but benefits from them.

• Its cargo airline, Amazon Air, is still a tiddler compared with FedEx, with just 33 jets in its fleet.

• It is a tiddler despite having a quality of search results that is not all that different from Google’s.

• Patents should reward those who work hard on big, fresh ideas, rather than those who file the paperwork on a tiddler.

• Just shy of $200bn, Comcast, a cable company which last year bought Sky, a British satellite broadcaster, is the tiddler of the bunch.

• London Fashion Week has long been seen as the tiddler of the “big four” global shows, overshadowed by the spectacles in Milan, New York and Paris.

• And though the West Antarctic ice sheet is a tiddler compared with its eastern neighbour, its collapse would mean a GMSL rise of about 3.5 metres.

tiddler sentence examples

• HUD, with its annual budget of $46bn, is a tiddler compared with other federal departments, but in several ways it is a sort of miniature version of the Trump administration.

• The Wendelstein 7-AS, a tiddler with a fuel capacity of but a single cubic metre, was built by the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics at Garching, Germany, and operated from 1988 to 2002.

• Yet Greece accounts for only 2% of the EU’s total GDP, so if the EU fears that the departure of such an economic tiddler could destroy the euro, it has alarmingly low confidence in its own creation.

• In a letter in March to Randal Quarles, the American Federal Reserve’s chief bank regulator, Paul Tucker, a former deputy governor of the Bank of England, expressed alarm that a single trader could wipe out two-thirds of the default fund of a clearing house—albeit a relative tiddler.